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<h1>Crowned forest partridge</h1>
Crested Pitohui is a bird of the genus Crested Pitohui with undefined status.
The crested grebe is a songbird of the order Finches. The body is about 30 centimeters long, and although it is not as large as a vulture in the ancient books, it is indeed black and naked, with black feathers. It has a crown of feathers on the head and a distinct orange color on the abdomen and back.
Because it emits a sour and unpleasant smell, the locals call it a "garbage bird" in disgust. In its skin and beautiful feathers, there is a highly toxic toxin similar to that of the poison dart frog.
<h1>Black-headed forest partridge</h1>
The black-headed forest partridge (scientific name: Pitohui dichrous, English name: Hooded Pitohui) is a bird of the genus Oriole in the family Oriole.
It is a songbird that lives in New Guinea and is a species of the genus Grebe, with black head, wings and tail feathers, and orange parts.
The black-headed forest harrier was the first bird to be found to contain highly toxic bodies on its surface. The skin and feathers are known for the neurotoxic alkaloids of the family bufotoxin (the toxin in the poison dart frog).
This is thought to be a chemical protection against surface parasites and visual predators such as snakes or humans, and toxins may come from their consumption of beetles and plants.
<h1>Rusty forest partridge</h1>
The Rusty Forest Partridge ( Scientific Name : Pseudorectes ferrugineus , English name : Rusty Pitohui ) is a bird of the genus Rusty Pitohui in the family Whistling family .
<h1>Spot-breasted forest partridge</h1>
The Spot-breasted Forest Grebe (scientific name: Pseudorectes incertus, English name: White-bellied Pitohui) is a bird of the rusty forest partridge genus Whistling family.
<h1>Black Forest Partridge</h1>
The Black Forest Wagtail (scientific name: Melanorectes nigrescens, English name: Black Pitohui) is a bird of the genus Black Forest Wren in the family Howling Greco.
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