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This shows how all the different types of bowerbird desended from one ancestor and similarities in their nests.

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Bowerbirds are found along the eastern and south-eastern coast of Austrailia. Most of them prefer wetter forests and woodlands.

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Bowerbirds do not discriminate when it comes to decorating with blue items. They will use anything from ribbon to bottle caps. If it's blue, a bowerbird will use it.

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Female bowerbirds are mature at 2-3 years old while males are mature at 7-8 years when they have moulted their young feathers to show the blue ones.

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Bowerbirds are not picky. They have actually grown to eat many of the plants brought to Austrailia from Europe. They eat many of the weed-like plants such as camphor laurel and the European olive.

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The lifespan of the average bowerbird is eight to nine years.

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According to the cladogram below, bowerbirds are closely related to Austrailian Treecreepers.

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They are birds so they hatch eggs. Male bowerbirds attract mates by building elaborate nests, called bowers, and decorating them with blue items they find in their habitat. Bowerbirds also do movements such as bowing and strutting

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They mostly feed on fruits throughout the year but other foods are added as the seasons change. They eat a lot of insects in the summer and leaves in the winter months.

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Bowerbirds are medium-sized birds. Adult males have blue-black feathers and females have olive green feathers that are similar to young males. They can reach up to 27-33 cm in length.

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Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Aves
Order: Passeriformes
Family: Ptilonorhynchidae
Genus: Ptilonorhynchus
Species: Violaceus

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Ptilonorhynchus violaceus