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Crested Satinbird (Cnemophilius macgregorii)

Also known as the Antenna Satinbird, Crested Cnemophilus or (incorrectly) as the Crested Bird-of-paradise, the crested satinbird is a species of satinbird endemic to Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. Once thought to be a bird-of-paradise due to its striking plumage, genetic work proved otherwise and it was placed in the family Cnemophilidae with two other birds. Like birds-of-paradise the male crested satinbird has more brightly colored plumage than the female who sports an olive-brown coloration. Satinbirds build exquisite domed nests and raise a single egg which is left for the female to take care of. Satinbirds are also extreme frugivores and feed solely on fruit their entire lives.

Phylogeny

Animalia-Chordata-Aves-Passeriformes-Cnemophilidae-Cnemophilius-macgregorii

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