The Club Earth animals in my zoo

A 3 kind like the K&M and Playvisions. Marked like Playvisions but with no brand name. But it is interesting that they have a parrot set too.

They look simple but effective.
The coloration is nice.

Thanks Simone :)

Those are a great group of birds. I like the species and colors too. Congrats!

This group of birds is very interesting.

I need have these in my hands.

Thanks for sharing,Andreas.

Many thanks friends :)

Club Earth is really an interesting company. As you tell, they are like PV or K&M and I believe that we still don't know some of their series. Considering that they explore a wide range of species, it may be interesting to research a little.

Thank you Roger, and you are right :)

Interresting batch Andreas, congratulation

Do you know the parrots' species?

Kikimalou wrote:

Interresting batch Andreas, congratulation

Do you know the parrots' species?

Thank you, the specie name is written on the belly like PV. So i have specie names but i think so are vague :). I will share the names soon :)

Andreas wonderful lot of birds .....

species perhaps?
brown pelican
Kingfisher
grand eclectus male red and green female
Orange-winged Amazon bottom left, with the blue patch on the head!
Peruche latham green to red throat?
dificult to understand
but; I look forward to your scientific name!
The same lot for me

Thank you Jean -Luc :)

Marked as kingfisher, pelican and toucan (i can find a good specie, i think toco toucan but )

The parrots are marked.

As Yellow headed parrot, blue fronted parrot, eclectus parrot (than female) and 2 as sun conure. I will look in my books if it right.

Despite being somewhat cartoonish and simple, I think they're quite recognizable to the species level. Jean-Luc gives a great approach, more the names marked and you have them all. Interesting choice of a female in a tropical bird, it is not usual that females are more vibrantly colored as it happens with the Eclectus parrot. Hard to tell is one of the sun conures but they can adopt different coloration when in captivity. Is the set complete and are they marked with numbers?

Roger wrote:

Despite being somewhat cartoonish and simple, I think they're quite recognizable to the species level. Jean-Luc gives a great approach, more the names marked and you have them all. Interesting choice of a female in a tropical bird, it is not usual that females are more vibrantly colored as it happens with the Eclectus parrot. Hard to tell is one of the sun conures but they can adopt different coloration when in captivity. Is the set complete and are they marked with numbers?

I have a book with a lot of subspecies, so i will look. But i see there are sometimes only very small differences between the species :) . For numbers i will look, but i dont have the full set. I will get one more soon (i hope) and i miss a grey parrot and a cockatoo.

The numbers are

birds with open wings:

pelican 6
sun conure 2
kingfisher 1
toucan 8

parrots

eclectus 4
blue-fronted parrot 8
sun conure 2
Yellow headed parrot 7

the other parrots in that set are: scarlet macaw, Yellow-tailed black cockatoo (i hope i get him soon), sulphur-crested cockatto and a african grey parrot.

Andreas, thanks for numbers, I'll ask other collectors with some of these birds to see if I can get more numbers. As it happens with Play Visions, I believe they are very helpful to sort things correctly. I agree with you, it may be 2 different series of birds, one showing them with open wings and other not. Checking other topics on forum, helps giving sense to it as well as the numbers you provided. Very interesting species too.

Andreas, I forgot to ask for pictures for TAI, if possible. From the open wings we miss the sun conure and toucan. About parrots don't worry, I am already working on it and I let you know if anything will be missing.

Roger wrote:

Andreas, I forgot to ask for pictures for TAI, if possible. From the open wings we miss the sun conure and toucan. About parrots don't worry, I am already working on it and I let you know if anything will be missing.

Okay, soon :)

Pics shared in pics for TAI

widukind wrote:

Pics shared in pics for TAI

Thanks Andreas, I already entered them. If our list of Club Earth Birds to Go is correct. It is only missing 3 of them:
- mallard duck
- Major Mitchell's cockatoo
- Hyacinth macaw

Probably none of these is interesting for your collection but, if you ever get them for any reason, you already know their pictures are wanted.

Roger wrote:

widukind wrote:

Pics shared in pics for TAI

Thanks Andreas, I already entered them. If our list of Club Earth Birds to Go is correct. It is only missing 3 of them:
- mallard duck
- Major Mitchell's cockatoo
- Hyacinth macaw

Probably none of these is interesting for your collection but, if you ever get them for any reason, you already know their pictures are wanted.

Thank you, i will open my eyes :)

Yellow-Tailed black cockatoo is number 5

Roger wrote:

Andreas, I forgot to ask for pictures for TAI, if possible. From the open wings we miss the sun conure and toucan. About parrots don't worry, I am already working on it and I let you know if anything will be missing.

What you think, is it possible that the sun conure with the open wings could be a golden conure?

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

Andreas, I forgot to ask for pictures for TAI, if possible. From the open wings we miss the sun conure and toucan. About parrots don't worry, I am already working on it and I let you know if anything will be missing.

What you think, is it possible that the sun conure with the open wings could be a golden conure?

Honestly, seeing the pale bill, general yellow color, I'd say you're completely right. Is it marked Sun conure or just Conure? It would be great to have more opinions about it once I think it is pertinent.
Thanks also for providing the number of the black cockatoo.