Living in warm coastal reefs, the young tend to swim in groups of 50 or more until they are large enough to fend for themselves. Adults will inhabit the deepwater reefs and live in pairs. This species is easily recognized by its coloration.
Leucopsar rothschildi Unknown to science until 1912, this starling was first bred in captivity in 1928. Zoos in the U.S. (including Tulsa) have hatched…
Ocyphaps lophotes Crested pigeons make a distinct whistling sound when startled into flight but with noisy wings, not voices. Each wing has a modified…