The white-headed wattled lapwing.
Two inca terns .
Three strange birds. :-)
The female taveta golden weaver selects the male depending on the male's ability to build a nice nest.
A sloth, demonstrating the climber's wisdom that hanging straight downwards costs the least energy.
The bird is called "shrek", however I don't know its species.
A roseate spoonbill .
A red-crowned crane .
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A blue-crowned pigeon, the largest kind of pigeons.
A hyacinth macaw flying.
Esther, the cormorant.
A visitor feeding a bird during a bird-feeding display.
An african penguin.
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