Male rhea eggs hi-res stock photography and images

Greater Rhea (Rhea Americana) incubating eggs in the nest, Entre Rios, Argentina Stock Photo

RF2J5PAWP–Greater Rhea (Rhea Americana) incubating eggs in the nest, Entre Rios, Argentina

RFM61R2M–male rhea incubating eggs

RF2CBM3CN–Rhea

Rhea with squab at clutch / Rhea americana Stock Photo

RMAHF83W–Rhea with squab at clutch / Rhea americana

RMAK0NGB–American Rhea

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RM2CNYXW0–. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book... . ^^B g^^C- m 153 :UL111 AMhKlCAN KllEA. (.Rhea americana). Is Life si/e. COP*«IOMT l»cvo, •«. IMPEYAN PHEASANT.(Lophophorus impeyanus) FAMOUS FOREIGN BIRDS 479 seven. The Gauchos unanimously affirm, and there is noreason to doubt their statement, that the male bird alonehatches the eggs, and that he for some time afterwardaccompanies the young. THE IMPEYAN PHEASANT* This beautiful bird, which is noted for the wonderfulcolor and metallic iridescence of the males plumage, is anative of the higher and colder regions of India. It isgr

RF2CBM1JT–Rhea

. Birds of the world for young people . n the plumage of the young and thefully adult bird. Like its relatives, the Emu andthe Cassowary, the Rhea has three toes, all placedat the front of the foot. As in the case of the formerbirds also, the male undertakes the duties of incuba-tion and the care of the chicks. Several hens combineand lay their eggs in one nest, so that the male is atlast left to brood about twenty eggs. These aregolden yellow in colour, in contrast to the eggs of theEmu and the Cassowary, which are a beautiful green.Some specimens of this bird in the Zoological Park,at Washin Stock Photo

RM2CPP22A–. Birds of the world for young people . n the plumage of the young and thefully adult bird. Like its relatives, the Emu andthe Cassowary, the Rhea has three toes, all placedat the front of the foot. As in the case of the formerbirds also, the male undertakes the duties of incuba-tion and the care of the chicks. Several hens combineand lay their eggs in one nest, so that the male is atlast left to brood about twenty eggs. These aregolden yellow in colour, in contrast to the eggs of theEmu and the Cassowary, which are a beautiful green.Some specimens of this bird in the Zoological Park,at Washin

Rhea in Overloon Zoo in the Netherlands Stock Photo

RF2CBGG91–Rhea in Overloon Zoo in the Netherlands

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RM2CPBBX4–. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book... . •*••!* ..■»./,; T^**-**. ■ 1 •«»*• SH FUCM COL. CHt. *CAO. SCIENCES 153 -OITH AMERICAN KHEA. ^Rhea araericanal. y» Life-size. MUMFORO, CHICAGO (. IMPEYAN PHEASANT. (Lophophorus impeyanus) - 5 Life-size. I 1 • FAMOUS FOREIGN BIRDS 479 seven. The Gauchos unanimously affirm, and there is noreason to doubt their statement, that the male bird alonehatches the eggs, and that he for some time afterwardaccompanies the young. THE IMPEYAN PHEASANT* This beautiful bird, which is noted for the wonderfulcolor and metallic iridescence of the m