Birds – some of the most useful beings on the planet. Thanks to continuous flights, they help to increase vegetation, actively extending seeds. However adverse modern ecological conditions and also – a human factor, promote decrease in population of some species of birds.
Exotic five
The Internet portal "Top-10" specializing in creation top-10 sheets and ratings attentively studied a question of birds around the world. As a result the surprising selection which is clearly demonstrating unique, unique and most rare birds on the planet turned out.The tenth place was awarded to a marvelous shpatelteil which population totals less than 1000 individuals today. This bird belongs in humming-bird subspecies, Utkumbuba lives in the region of Rio. Feathery with the unusual name differs in the beautiful long tail (about 15 cm) which is coming to an end with four bright blue plumelets. On the ninth line there was the Indian bustard. Very seldom they can be met in the droughty Areas of Kashmir, Jammu, Gujarat, Kamataka. The bustard prefers a lonely way of life, choosing desert plains for dwelling. Population given birds promptly is reduced because of a large amount of pesticides and hunting. The eighth rare bird – Brazilian krokhal. It resembles a duck superficially, has a long black beak and red pads. The bird differs in a dark outflow, a white paunch, and in length makes about 50 cm. For life krokhal chooses shallow water of the clean fast rivers. Huge sea birds "frigates from Christmas Island" hold the seventh place top-10. For life the meter birds prefer high trees. Livelihood is got from water in the course of flight. Researchers note that frigates very badly float and go. Originators allocated the sixth place to a rare Hawaiian birdie scorched. Feathery differs in the small size - only about 20 cm in length. It is rather simple to recognize a palila by a golden breast and the head and also - to green wings and a tail.
Five most rare birds of the planet
On the fifth place one more subspecies of a humming-bird – the emerald living in Honduras were placed. The nine-centimetric birdie differs in the shining greenish plumage and a red beak. For accommodation the Honduran emerald chooses dry places: tropical forests and bushes. The fourth line of charts of the most rare birds is given to the night not flying parrot kakapo. The bird with green plumage lives in New Zealand where she is better known under the name "parrot owl". Weight kakapo can reach 4 kilograms, and the inability to defend does it by fine production for other animals. On the third place there was also a parrot living among the Australian tea trees. For a bright paunch it was christened simply: "orange and big-bellied". The back of a rare parrot has green plumage, and wings – bright blue. The Japanese or Manchurian crane holds the second place top-10 the most rare birds. White-black plumage and a red speck on the head do 1.5-meter feathery very recognizable. This crane in Asia is a symbol of good luck and longevity. In the world the Asian ibis is recognized as the most rare bird. They nest on high trees near water and rice fields. Because of rapid deforestation and deterioration in an ecological situation, population of birds with red skin and orange-white wings is promptly reduced.