Flightless Bird Pictures - National Geographic

Feet

Photograph by Muhammed Farhan, My Shot

These feet likely belong to an emu or rhea.

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Ostrich Chase

Photograph by Alec Jacobsen, My Shot

A male ostrich chases after one of the females in his harem.

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Walking Ostrich

Photograph by Stacie Gary, My Shot

Ostrich near Sossusvlei, Namibia

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Ostrich

Photograph by Stacie Gary, My Shot

Ostrich on the beach at the Cape of Good Hope, South Africa

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Ostriches

Photograph by Marianne Tissot, My Shot

Ostriches, Villa de Leyva, Colombia

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Baby Ostrich

Photograph by Markus Walti, My Shot

This young ostrich was photographed in the zoo of Basel, Switzerland.

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Ostrich

Photograph by Brian Gronberg, My Shot

Ostrich from the Louisville Zoo, with lovely blue eyes

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Flightless Bird Pictures - National Geographic

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Bird Wallpapers

Photograph by Kate Ali, Your Shot

This shot of a puffin was taken at Sumburgh Head in the Shetland Isles, where these colorful little birds can be seen in great numbers in the summertime

Photograph by Phil Pummell, My Shot

I found this peacock last April while touring downtown Sarasota, Florida.

Photograph by Armando Mejia, My Shot

Military macaw, Ara militaris boliviana

Photograph by Arjay Hill, My Shot

Bald eagles in Haines, Alaska

Many parts of the world celebrate the opening of cherry blossoms as the first sign of spring. Okinawa is the first place in all of Japan to see them bloom.

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During a boat trip across the Gulf of Papagayo, this parrot decided that he couldn't stand the heat of the Guanacaste summer and decided to take a bath.

Bird Wallpapers - National Geographic

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