Regent Bowerbird in its natural habitat
Uncommon rarity

Regent Bowerbird

Sericulus chrysocephalus

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StatusEndemic
RarityUncommon
Height28 cm
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"Males use wads of leaves as “paintbrushes” to decorate their bowers with a blue or greenish “paint” made from saliva and crushed leaves."

Field Guide

Regent Bowerbird

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The Regent Bowerbird (*Sericulus chrysocephalus*) is a striking medium-sized bird found in the subtropical rainforests and adjacent woodlands of eastern Australia, from central Queensland to northeastern New South Wales. Males are renowned for their brilliant black and gold plumage where they can be seen in forest canopies.

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