The Golden-fronted Bowerbird lives in the Foja Mountains of western New Guinea. The male raises a golden crest and courts beside a stick tower decorated with colorful berries.
The male is stout-bodied, with a conspicuous golden crest extending from the forehead.
The male builds a tower of sticks around a sapling and arranges green, yellow, and blue berries nearby. He raises his crest and performs a hopping display to court a female.
IUCN Red List · Least Concern (LC) · Global