This type of ibis lives in South America and in Trinidad and Tobago. They get this name from their alimentation based on crustaceans. Scarlet Ibis colonies can be as big as several thousand of birds.

This crustacean is not related to the Crab family but looks a lot like one. They measure 1 to 2 cm and can be found in almost every ocean of the planet except arctic and Antarctic.

This egret is the tallest wading bird in Europe. They look like heron but have black legs instead of the yellow legs of heron. They nest near lakes and ponds, but also near wet fields and paddy fields. They can be found in Europe as much as in Middle East, Asia, and Africa. The ones that live in the northern areas migrate in winter.
The liking for their long white feathers endangered the species, nearly extinct it.

Swans are aquatic birds well-known for their white feathers (although some have black ones) and their quite bendy neck (from 23 to 25 bones). They can be found almost everywhere in the world: In Europe, in South America, and even in Australia. Swans are mostly monogamous: unless they separate, they stay with the same partner their whole life.

Macaws are bright coloured parrots (red, green, yellow) living in tropical forests of Mexico and South America. They can live as long as 50 years and are monogamous. Most of macaws’ species are endangered and already five of them don’t exist anymore outside zoos. Deforestation and illegal captures threaten them: These birds are wanted because of their ability to “talk” and are expensive.