The Queen Victoria Rifle Bird is a member of the bird of paradise family and lives in north eastern Queensland between Cooktown and Mackay. During the mating season the male, after careful preening, indulges in an elaborate display of his fine feathers.

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Caption: The Queen Victoria Rifle Bird is a member of the bird of paradise family and lives in north eastern Queensland between Cooktown and Mackay. During the mating season the male, after careful preening, indulges in an elaborate display of his fine feathers.

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