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I received a series of photos of this albino hummingbird
via email. It sparked the idea of doing this blog on white birds. |
I've recently raised many white-faced, pink-eyed Opaline Fallow Rosy Bourkes, and white birds are of special interest to me.
My investigation of Pink and/or Red Birds
HERE brings so many people to this site that searching out white birds seemed like a good idea.
Hopefully, you'll find these photos fascinating too.
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Many photos of this bird are being passed around in email. |
Many of these photos came from Google Images. If any are yours and you wish credit, or to have them removed, please let me know by writing to me at:
rosie.birds@gmail.com. As far as I could ascertain they appear to be open domain.
Thank you.
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Albino Blackbird |
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Albino Robin |
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Not unusual, but beautiful, an albino Peacock. |
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All white Cockatiel. |
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I've never seen an albino Crow before.
Very interesting. |
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An albino and a normal Frogmouth. |
A rare white hawk. Not certain of the
variety.
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Common House Wren in an unusual color. |
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White Indian Ringnecks. |
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White Kiwi, not its normal coloration. |
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Another Australian bird. An unusual white Kookaburra. |
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Mockingbirds aren't typically white. This one is lovely. |
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A white Ostrich. |
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An albino Penguin. |
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A rare white Screech Owl. |
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We have lots of Swallows visit us, but I've never seen
a white bird like this one. Would like to. |
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We get lots of Towhees at our place.
Have to admit that I like their native colors
better than this one in white. |
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Is a white Vulture any less ominous?
They are supposed to be very
intelligent birds, however. |
I hope you enjoyed this composite study of many of white and/or albino birds. Peace & Blessings.
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