Birds of Paradise (Paradisaeidae) live plant rooted(in 3.5x3.5x8" nursery bag)

Birds of paradise (Paradisaeidae) are small-to-medium forest passerines renowned for the male's incredibly bright plumage—yellow, blue, scarlet, and green—and elaborate, elongated tail wires or plumes used in complex courtship dances. Primarily found in New Guinea, these 44 species often show extreme sexual dimorphism, with drab females, and feed largely on fruit. Key Features & BehaviorsPlumage: Males display vibrant feathers, iridescent colors, and unique shapes, including head fans, breast shields, and cape-like feathers.Physical Diversity: Ranging from the 50-gram king bird-of-paradise to the larger, 17-inch curl-crested manucode.