Riflebirds Collection

Victoria's Riflebird - adult male displaying wildly in the hopes to attract females
SAS-1713 Victoria's Riflebird a Bird of Paradise - adult male displaying wildly in the hopes to attract females Wooroonooran National Park, Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, Queensland

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Victoria's Riflebird male displaying. Atherton Tableland, Queensland, Australia. Date:

Picture No. 11806911
Victoria's Riflebird perched on a log tropical rainforest Atherton Tableland Queensland Australia. Date:

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Victoria's Riflebird / Duwuduwu female perched on branch. Figtree Close, near Malanda, Atherton Tableland, Queensland, Australia. Date:

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Victoria's Riflebird male. Atherton Tableland, Queensland, Australia. Date:

Magnificent Riflebird (Ptiloris magnificus) adult female, feeding on lumps of cheese at garden birdtable, Queensland, Australia, November

Paradise riflebirds, 19th century artwork C013 / 6426
Paradise riflebirds (Ptiloris paradiseus). Plate 100 from The Birds of Australia, Vol.4 (1840-1848) by John Gould

Victoria's Riflebird (Ptiloris victoriae) adult female, feeding at birdtable, with adult male displaying in background, Atherton Tableland, Queensland, Australia

Victoria's Riflebird - adult male calls out in the hopes to attract females
SAS-1712 Bird of Paradise - Victoria's Riflebird - adult male calls out in the hopes to attract females. Wooroonooran National Park, Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, Queensland

Bird of Paradise / Victorial Riflebird - male calling Queensland Australia
HB-2552 BIRD OF PARADISE / Queen Victoria RIFLEBIRD - male, calling N. Queensland, Australia Ptiloris victoriae Hans & Judy Beste Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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The riflebirds of Queensland's Wooroonooran National Park are truly a sight to behold. The adult male Victoria's Riflebird puts on an extravagant display in the hopes of attracting a mate. With wings spread wide, it claps them over its head and dances with wild abandon. Picture No. 11066700 captures this breathtaking moment, showcasing the bird's vibrant plumage and graceful movements. In Picture No. 11806911, we see another stunning shot of the adult male displaying on a post in Atherton Tableland. Its call echoes through the forest as it tries to capture the attention of females nearby. But it's not just about the males showing off their moves; Picture No. 11066699 depicts an adult pair, with the male displaying his charms to his female companion perched beside him on a display post. Meanwhile, across Queensland gardens, even cheese becomes irresistible for these magnificent creatures. In Picture No. 11066796, an adult female Magnificent Riflebird can be seen feeding on lumps of cheese at a birdtable—a delightful scene that showcases their adaptability and unique tastes. Taking us back in time is Paradise riflebirds' artwork from the 19th century (C013 / 6426). These illustrations remind us of how long these birds have captivated human imagination with their beauty and allure. Returning to present-day Atherton Tableland is Picture No. 11066699—Victoria's Riflebird once again steals our attention as an adult male feeds at a birdtable while displaying his striking plumage for all to admire. And finally, in another captivating image (Picture No. 11066796), we witness an adult female Victoria's Riflebird enjoying her meal at a birdtable while her suitor displays proudly in the background—an enchanting glimpse into their daily lives. These riflebirds truly embody nature's artistry and serve as reminders of both our planet's incredible biodiversity and the wonders that can be found in our own backyards.