1. What this suggests is that nightingales and bowerbirds have transferred their color to their songs and bowers.

2. As in other bowerbirds, the male builds an elaborate bower of twigs and ferns and therein tries to seduce females.

3. Some bowerbirds are bright and showy, but others are drab and excite their females with elaborate shelters instead.

4. Straight and fast flew Bower-bird as he made for the mountain top.

5. The gunk on the beak of this satin bowerbird (Ptilonorhynchus violaceus minor) is plant matter, which he mashed up to paint his bower's inner sanctum in a rain forest in Queensland, Australia.

6. For sheer obsessive collecting, few bowerbirds match the great bowerbird of the open woodlands of northern Australia.

6. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

7. Donald, a Macgregor's bowerbird, lives in the dark woods of the Adelbert Range of Papua New Guinea. Here, atop a mossy platform and around a young sapling, he has woven his spire of sticks and twigs.

8. Once acquired they must be guarded against other jealous male bowerbirds anxious to steal them for their own bowers.

9. Suddenly, on the opposite side of his tower, another Macgregor's bowerbird appears—colored like Donald, but with a slightly rounder head.

10. In Australia, in front of his stick-and-grass avenue, a male satin bowerbird, whose eyes are a striking blue, displays blue parrot feathers, white snail shells, and yellow and purple blossoms.

11. Beehler and team captured the first photographs of the "lost" Golden-fronted Bowerbird (Amblyornis flavifrons).

12. Constructing a brightly colored nest works wonders for the bowerbird.