Casuariiformes Collection
Casuariiformes, also known as the brown tall birds
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Casuariiformes, also known as the brown tall birds, are a fascinating group of flightless birds that include the Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) and the Southern Cassowary (Casuarius casuarius). These unique creatures can be found in various parts of Australia and Indonesia. The Emu, with its long legs and distinctive appearance, is one of the largest bird species in Australia. Its brown feathers blend perfectly with its surroundings, making it difficult to spot in the wild. The Emu's chicks follow closely behind their adult male counterpart, always keeping a wary eye on their surroundings for potential threats. Gambier Bolton captured an incredible image of an Emu in all its glory. This majestic bird stands tall against a backdrop of nature's beauty. It showcases the grace and elegance that these creatures possess. In contrast to the Emu, we have the Southern Cassowary - another member of Casurariiformes family. JG Keulemans' illustration depicts an adult male cassowary surrounded by his adorable chicks. With their vibrant blue necks and striking features, they truly are a sight to behold. Cleland Wildlife Park in South Australia provides a safe haven for juvenile emus like Dromaius novaehollandiae. Here we see one with its beak open wide as if ready to catch a leaf or perhaps engage in playful antics. JG Keulemans once again captures our attention with his portrayal of a Southern Cassowary at Bali Bird Park in Indonesia. This magnificent creature exudes power and strength as it roams freely within its habitat. Emus aren't just about size; they also have delicate moments amidst flowers like those seen in Victoria, Australia. These charming chicks explore their surroundings while being surrounded by colorful blooms – truly capturing nature's harmony. Even during rainy days, emus manage to maintain their regal demeanor as seen in the rain head portrait taken in Victoria, Australia.