Ribbon-Tailed Astrapia on a Vine in a Botanical Garden
A ribbon-tailed astrapia perches on a trailing vine inside a humid botanical greenhouse.
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The Ribbon-Tailed Astrapia in a Botanical Garden
The ribbon-tailed astrapia is a spectacular bird-of-paradise known for the extraordinary length of its white tail plumes. Resting on a sturdy rainforest vine within a glasshouse botanical exhibit, it displays its striking silhouette against lush garden greenery.
Extraordinary Bird of Paradise Facts
Male ribbon-tailed astrapias possess the longest tail feathers relative to body size of any bird, reaching up to three feet in length. These dramatic tail ribbons can sometimes tangle in dense rainforest vegetation when the bird moves quickly through the canopy.
Colors of the Ribbon-Tailed Astrapia
- Male tail ribbons: silky snow white with black tips
- Head and throat feathers: iridescent emerald green and bronze
- Body plumage: velvety jet black
- Tropical vine: deep brown or olive green
- Beak and legs: dark grayish charcoal