Guess this image!

[jenni-m]

And yes, it is a bird...
But what kind?

 

[sequoias]

*hands over to someone else* I'm not good at indentifying every birds. :P

 

[JClarke]

Me neither

 

[jenni-m]

These birds only exist in one part of the world, on an island.

Come on, guys. If I can find a Chrysler Building elevator, you can surely find this bird...

 

[Pinky]

I have no clue! I never see this bird before. I know some birds not at all.

 

[CrzyMeg]

I dont think I did either. Pity.

 

[Pinky]

it almost over the hours and next to someone

 

[Jiro]

oh damn, Jenni... I've seen that pix before.... I think in Scientific American or somewhere... arggggghhhh i forgot what's it called

 

[LakeTahoe]

Hub cap?

 

[jenni-m]

Hehe the clues are in the pic...

I picked it because it has a very specific look which you could search for (hint hint)

It's also from New Guinea (not a clue in the pic, but an extra one I am giving. )

 

[JClarke]

ribbon tailed bird?

 

[jenni-m]

ribbon tailed bird?

You are soooooo close, it's in the same bird family.

There's a common name for the whole family of those type of bird, I'd accept that as an answer too.

 

[Jiro]

Ribbon-tailed astrapia?

 

[jenni-m]

Ribbon-tailed astrapia?

Nope, by family, I mean the 'top level', like eagle, finch, etc.

These birds have a specific family of their own. The name has the word "Bird" in it.

 

[jenni-m]

Here is an obvious clue

 

[JClarke]

Blue Bird of paradise?

 

[Jiro]

Parotia sefilata

 

[jenni-m]

Blue Bird of paradise?

Yeah, it's a Bird of Paradise, so I'll say close enough.

Specifically, its an Eastern Parotia

 

[jenni-m]

Parotia sefilata

Haha, you got it closer. Who wins?

 

[Jiro]

Eastern Parotia - Parotia helenae