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- The Philippine Eagle: A Complete Guide to the World's Rarest Raptor
- The Kakapo Recovery Programme: How New Zealand Saved a Flightless Parrot
- The Resplendent Quetzal: Field Guide to Central America's Cloud-Forest Icon
- The Shoebill Stork: Africa's Prehistoric Wetland Hunter
- The California Condor: North America's Largest Bird Fights Back
- Spix's Macaw: Bringing an Extinct-in-the-Wild Parrot Home
- The Golden Pheasant: A Complete Species Profile
- Wilson's Bird-of-Paradise: The Neon Dancer of Waigeo
- Harpy Eagle: The Apex Predator of the Neotropical Rainforest
- The Secretary Bird: Africa's Long-Legged Snake Hunter
- Helmeted Hornbill: The Bornean Bird Hunted for Its Skull
- Victoria Crowned Pigeon: The Regal Ground Dweller of New Guinea
- Blue-footed Booby: The Galápagos Seabird Whose Feet Tell the Truth
- The Grey Crowned Crane: Africa's Golden-Crowned Wetland Icon
- Mandarin Duck: The World's Most Ornate Waterfowl Explained
- The Andean Condor: Master of the World's Longest Mountain Range
- Hyacinth Macaw: The Cobalt Giant of the Brazilian Pantanal
- The Kagu: New Caledonia's Ghost of the Forest
- Bali Myna: Saving Indonesia's Whitest Songbird
- Long-wattled Umbrellabird: The Cloud Forest's Strangest Cotinga
- Christmas Frigatebird: The Rarest Seabird of the Indian Ocean
- Snowy Owl: The Arctic Nomad You Cannot Predict
- Rufous-headed Hornbill: The Panay Rainforest's Vanishing Voice
- Regent Honeyeater: Australia's Song-Losing Songbird
- Madagascar Fish Eagle: Africa's Rarest Raptor
- Kirtland's Warbler: The Songbird That Needed Fire
- Bengal Florican: The Grassland Bustard on the Brink
- Northern Bald Ibis: A Species Returning From Ruin
- Whooping Crane: North America's Tallest Comeback
- Great Indian Bustard: The Desert Giant Losing the Sky
- Northern Rockhopper Penguin: The Cliff-Climbing Seabird in Decline
- Cebu Flowerpecker: The Bird That Came Back From the Dead
- Forest Owlet: Central India's Rediscovered Little Owl
- Palila: The Yellow Honeycreeper Tied to a Single Tree
- Marvelous Spatuletail: The Hummingbird With Two Racket Tails
- Imperial Amazon: Dominica's National Bird on the Brink
- Black Stilt (Kakī): The World's Rarest Wading Bird
- North Island Kōkako: The Blue-Wattled Forest Singer
- Javan Hawk-Eagle: Indonesia's Crested National Bird
- Sumatran Ground Cuckoo: One of the Least-Known Birds Alive
- Rufous-headed Robin: China's Rediscovered Mountain Songbird
- Sichuan Jay: The Dark Corvid of the Tibetan Plateau
- Kittlitz's Murrelet: The Seabird That Follows Glaciers
- Bearded Vulture: The Bone-Eating Lammergeier of the High Peaks
- Southern Cassowary: The Rainforest Guardian of Northern Australia
- Hoatzin: The Stinkbird of the Amazon With Clawed Chicks
- Steller's Sea Eagle: The Giant Raptor of the Russian Far East
- Andean Cock-of-the-Rock: Peru's Fiery Cloud-Forest Dancer
- King of Saxony Bird-of-Paradise: New Guinea's Feathered Marvel
- Bornean Bristlehead: The Bald-Headed Enigma of Borneo
- Sri Lanka Frogmouth: Silent Night Bird of the Western Ghats
- Okarito Kiwi (Rowi): The Rarest Kiwi in the World
- Giant Ibis: Cambodia's Vanishing National Bird
- White-bellied Heron: The Himalayan River Ghost
- Crested Ibis: How a Bird Rose From Seven Individuals
- Horned Guan: The Red-Horned Bird of Cloud Forests
- Blue-eyed Ground-Dove: Lost for 75 Years, Found Again
- Araripe Manakin: Brazil's Rarest Songbird Explained
- Philippine Cockatoo: Saving Palawan's Red-Vented Parrot
- Ribbon-tailed Astrapia: The Longest Tail in Birds
- Yellow-eared Parrot: The Bird That Saved a Palm
- Red-crowned Crane: The Dance of Longevity and Survival
- Hooded Grebe: Fighting Decline on Patagonia’s Lakes
- Madagascar Pochard: The Rarest Duck’s Long Road Back
- Galápagos Penguin: How a Penguin Survives at the Equator
- White-rumped Vulture: The Diclofenac Crisis and Recovery
- Egyptian Vulture: The Stone-Throwing Migrant in Trouble
- Stresemann's Bristlefront: On the Edge in Brazil's Atlantic Forest
- ʻAkiapōlāʻau: Hawaiʻi's Honeycreeper With a Two-Tool Bill
- Red-fronted Macaw: Bolivia’s Critically Endangered Parrot
- Puerto Rican Amazon: The Iguaca’s Long Road to Recovery