The booby
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The Booby is a bird found in the Galapagos Islands, characterized by its long neck, brown wings with black stripes, large blue-black beak, and long pointed wings. It lives along coastal areas between Peru and the Gulf of California as well as the Galapagos Islands, feeding on fish like sardines, anchovies, and mackerel that it catches by diving into the water at speeds up to 100 km/h. The male performs a dance to impress the female by showing off its blue feet during courtship.
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The document provides information on four different birds of prey:
1. The Papuan eagle, also known as the Papuan harpy eagle, is a large raptor endemic to New Guinea rainforests where it is the top predator. It feeds mainly on mammals like phalangers.
2. The pygmy eagle, also called the New Guinea hawk-eagle, is found in New Guinea forests. It is often considered a subspecies of the little eagle but some classify it as distinct.
3. The African fish eagle is found throughout sub-Saharan Africa near large bodies of open water. It has a mostly brown body with a white head and large black wings.
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The document provides information on four different birds of prey:
1. The Papuan eagle, a large raptor endemic to New Guinea that preys mainly on mammals called phalangers. It is threatened by habitat loss and hunting.
2. The pygmy eagle, found in New Guinea, that is often considered a subspecies of the little eagle but may be a distinct species.
3. The African fish eagle, found throughout sub-Saharan Africa near large bodies of open water, which preys primarily on fish but is opportunistic. It is the national bird of several countries.
4. Additional details are provided on the African fish eagle's appearance, size differences between
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The booby
- 1. THE BOOBY The Booby is a normal bird in the Galapagos islands. (Sula nebouxi)
- 2. DESCRIPTION Long : 85 cm This bird has got a long neck and beautiful blue legs. The feathers on the wings are brown and its head and neck are brown with black stripes. Large blue-black beak. Have long pointed wings and a wedge-shaped tail. The female is bigger than the male.
- 3. Where they live The Booby lives in coast between Peru and the Gulf of California, in addition to the Galapagos Islands, where they live with their relative, the red-footed booby .