The flame bowerbird, native to New Guinea, is so named because of the male's flame orange and golden yellow plumage. In addition, the male constructs a bower, replete with colorful fruits and sometimes shiny ornaments, where it performs a highly unusual c

The flame bowerbird, native to New Guinea, is so named because of the male's flame orange and golden yellow plumage. In addition, the male constructs a bower, replete with colorful fruits and sometimes shiny ornaments, where it performs a highly unusual c