Endangered Birds

CHINESE CRESTED TERN

ABBOTT'S BOOBY

ASIAN WHITE-BACKED VULTURE

FOREST LITTLE OWL

DWARF OLIVE IBIS

ESKIMO CURLEW

CALIFORNIA CONDOR

ANJOUAN SCOPS-OWL

PINK-HEADED DUCK

CHESTNUT-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD

ORANGE-BELLIED PARAKEET

SPECTACLED PETREL

SEYCHELLES PARADISE-FLYCATCHER

BLUE-EYED GROUND-DOVE

WHITE-SHOULDERED IBIS

CHATHAM ALBATROSS

HERMIT IBIS

GIANT IBIS

GLAUCOUS MACAW

COZUMEL THRASHER

KAKAPO

PHILIPPINE COCKATOO

 

HAWAIIAN CROW - A secretive bird found in the tropical rainforests and shrub lands of the Hawaiian Islands in the United States, the Hawaiian crow could quickly become extinct in the wild because of a tiny wild population and major threats from agriculture, habitat destruction, hunting, collecting and alien invasive species. The Hawaiian Crow is protected by federal and state law.

 

IMPERIAL WOODPECKER – The largest species of woodpecker measuring up to 22 inches long they are found in the tropical rainforests of Mexico. Last seen in 1993, and has never been found again. The Imperial Woodpecker became endangered as a result of deforestation and if not extinct ( which is almost a certainty ) any remaining population is likely to be tiny.