Bird of Paradise Power Animal

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There are 45 species of the Birds of Paradise that inhabit the dense rainforests of New Guinea and its surrounding islands. They eat fruit, insects, and small vertebrates like frogs and lizards. Birds of Paradise are mostly solitary tree dwellers that have long bills and tongues to reach nectar deep within flowers. They’re famous for their courting dances that they perform for long periods on a chosen perch or in a cleared space on the forest floor. The flamboyant male Birds of Paradise have long elaborate feathers they use in their mating dances to attract females. Based on these impressive displays of complex dances and vocalizations, the females choose who to mate with.

The Superb Vogelkop Bird of Paradise performs a rhythmic dance with a luminous display accompanied by a series of calls. Some of other incredible dancers and singers include, the Wilson’s Bird of Paradise, the Blue Bird of Paradise, the Magnificent Rifle bird, and the Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise. Each species has a unique ecological niche for the greatest biodiversity.

The confident Birds-of-Paradise are all about having an exciting life. They symbolize color, beauty, independence, and the sounds of love. Call on their spirit when you want to act big. Visit our website to get a free power animal reading and thank you for subscribing.