My collection of open-book birds 2019 /2022/2023/2024

Here are three new arrivals in my aviary!
The snail kite
A bird of the everglade toob, eater of gastropods and ampules. Big crush, I didn't know,
it has a very hooked beak to extract the beast from the shells.
The great gray owl and finally the gray parrot

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Thank you very much Safari Ltd.

Beautiful additions from Safari!

Wonderful newcomers

Thank you very much Jolie and Andréas!
next on the list will undoubtedly be the 2024 Papo !

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Here is the flight of birds in a squadron in technicolor; homemade painted

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Nice repaints

Thank you very much Andreas

Wonderful flying squadron!

Oh wow, nice job!
The mallard is my favorite.

Thank you very much Alain and Simone

lucky luke wrote:

THANKS,      
I'm going to have to enlarge my aviary and reorganize its display with all these recent additions.

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Do you have a link where you bought these hornbills? How big are they? For example are they around the same size as major brand toucans?

lucky luke wrote:

Here are three new arrivals in my aviary!        
The snail kite  
A bird of the everglade toob, eater of gastropods and ampules. Big crush, I didn't know,
it has a very hooked beak to extract the beast from the shells.      
The great gray owl and finally the gray parrot      

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Thank you very much Safari Ltd.  

Great team  On my want list of course I thought the Snail kite owuld be smaller but I like this size !

Christophe the snail kite is perfect! especially for a Toob figurine.

Image of the Great Gray Owl  

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Lovely owl

Thank you very much Andréas,    
again the two Papo 2024s that I am waiting for.    
Here are my nocturnal birds of prey waiting

I'm waiting for these two guys to redo the display

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The hornbills added

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My friends Here are my last birds, ... ready for flight..
painted, new items and exchanges in their new location!
Here are two new shelves, I hope you like them and appreciate them as much as I do!

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Phantastic birds

Great job as usual, I didn't know the Yellow-tailed black cockatoo was a gothic bird.

thanks guys
Eh yes ! Rogerio species in other languages ​​sometimes have weird names.