Sicklebill

Sicklebill is a name for some birds
That live in the forests of New Guinea
They have a long and curved bill like swords
And a splendid display of beauty

Some sicklebills are black or brown in hue
With iridescent feathers on their chest
They raise their pectoral fans to woo
The females who are plainly dressed

Other sicklebills are pale or red in tone
With bare skin around their eyes
They have ornamental plumes that shone
And horn-like brows that rise

Sicklebills are the largest of their kind
They belong to the birds of paradise
They are a wonder of nature to find
And a marvel to the eyes

The sicklebill is a type of bird of paradise that lives in New Guinea.
It prefers the high altitudes of the montane rainforest and cloud forest, where it can display its iridescent feathers and long curved bill.

A sicklebill is a type of bird that has a long, curved bill that resembles a sickle.
There are different kinds of sicklebills, such as the black sicklebill, the white-tipped sicklebill, and the buff-tailed sicklebill.
They are usually found in tropical forests, where they feed on flowers, especially heliconias.
Sicklebills also feed on insects.
Sicklebills have colorful and iridescent feathers, and some of them perform elaborate courtship displays to attract mates.