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From tiny, brightly coloured sunbirds and feisty little bee-eaters, to sinister marabou storks, prehistoric shoebills and even penguins, African birds come in an almost infinite number of sizes, shapes and colours.
Grey Crowned Cranes Balearica regulorum , or Crested Cranes, reach about 1 metre tall, with a wingspan of 2 metres. They are one of only two types of crane that can roost in trees. Like many birds, Grey Crowned Cranes have an elaborate mating dance involving bowing, jumping, spreading their wings, and hopping. Grey Crowned Cranes are endangered, thanks to habitat destruction and persecution by some farmers, who see them as pests. This scarily prehistoric-looking African bird captures the imagination because it really does look like the dinosaurs from which birds are descended.
The shoebill Balaeniceps rex is huge — measuring up to 1. Although they are mostly silent, they use this huge bill to make loud, scary clattering sounds to communicate with other birds. The shoebill also known as the shoebill stork is a solitary bird, living alone in marshy swap areas where it can sit still, waiting for fish, frogs and water snakes, for long periods without moving.
There are only about 5, to 8, of these amazing birds left in Africa, living in freshwater swamps in central and east Africa, including Uganda , Rwanda, South Sudan, western Tanzania and northern Zambia. The ostrich Struthio camelus is the largest living bird.
