Yellow-breasted Bowerbird

Yellow-breasted BowerbirdThe Yellow-breasted Bowerbird lives in eastern and central New Guinea, where males build an avenue-shaped bower and decorate it with blue fruit and stones to court females.What does it look like?About 27 cm long, it has a greenish-yellow head, olive-brown back, and yellow underparts; females are duller than males.How does it live?The Yellow-breasted Bowerbird lives in eastern and central New Guinea, where males build an avenue-shaped bower and decorate it with blue fruit and stones to court females.The male builds an avenue-shaped bower and decorates it with gray-blue stones and large blue fruit to court females.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.