Watch how he seems to grow taller. I want some. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... 7wOrpeJD8g
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WOW Awesome I want an aviary of these too.... 
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Fantastic display. Which then led me to watch this one - The Dancing Bird
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There both beautiful species of Birds
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Both very colourful guys. The first ones hip swivel looks like he's been watching old Elvis movies, and the 2nd is beside himself.
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Damned amazing bird and keen dancer too. New Guinea Bowerbirds are generally amazing. I can see why Edward Hallstom kept bringing birds in from PNG in the post war years (until it was made impossible) - some of their descendants are still at Taronga Zoo and elsewhere I presume.
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Just wasting more of my life on YouTube - here's the original moonwalker - Moonwalking Bird
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Awesome Sam
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