The most brilliant colorful birds in the world

Dwarf kingfisher . This can be considered a champion bird in the 'showy' category. Its main color is red and yellow, with yellow in the lower part and dark blue in the upper part. This species lives in the forests of South Asia and Southeast Asia. They are also called black-backed kingfishers. (Photo: creationearth)

The bird sucks the king . This bird lives in African countries: Burundi, Congo and some neighboring countries. (Photo: naturfokus)

Red-brown kingfisher bird . This is the brightest bird in the kingfisher species. This lovely bird lives in tropical and subtropical forests in Southeast Asia. Unfortunately, this species is losing its living area. (Photo: Calvin)

Gouldian finches . Gouldian birds are one of the most beautiful birds in the world. They live in Australia. This species is currently listed as endangered species with an individual population of about 2,500. Both males and females of this species are black, blue, yellow and red. To distinguish males and females, people rely on the chest part. The chest of the female is purple and the male is purple. (Photo: spectrumaquarium.blogspot.com)

Birds Gonolek yellow crest . This bird belongs to the Laniarius family, and is a carnivore. They live mainly in Africa, in bushes and forest land. (Photo: safaritalk)

Lark . This bird has a 'crown', orange-colored fur; along with black wing feathers. Yellow beak and iris. They live mainly in Australia and eat insects, fruits and berries. (Photo: visitnsw)

Red parrot . This species lives on the island of Moluccas, Indonesia and surrounding islands. (Photo: jonathanhornbuckle)

Yellow bellyworm . This species lives mainly in Himalaya, China, Malay peninsula. The bird has an orange belly, a green back, a blue tail. They eat insects, spiders and nectar. (Photo: leesbird)

The black crowed golden bird lives in South Asia, in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. They feed mainly on fruits and insects. (Photo: walkthroughindia)

Bird Trogon mask . This species lives in high moisture areas of highland forests. Males are usually brighter than females. Females have a white ring around their eyes. (Photo: planetscott)