South America is home to some of the most diverse bird species. Some have a hint of yellow about them, such as the Yellow-Crowned Amazon which is predominantly green but partly yellow and the Brown-and-Yellow Marshbird, which is brown except for a yellow breast. Some species of Elaenia native to South America are also yellow as are some cuckoos and the Caatinga Parakeet. The Yellow Warbler, a wholly yellow bird, is often seen in the northern parts of South America.
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The ostrich is prevalent in parts of South Africa and other parts of the African continent as well. They are also used for racing in South Africa.
Yellow
It seems like many beaks are yellow, but that's because they get your attention faster. If you look at songbirds, very few of them will have yellow beaks. The yellow color in bird beaks is caused by pigments called carotenoids. Carotenoids are chemicals that have nutritive properties and that exist in the pigment that colors plants and animals. As fat-soluble materials, carotenoids are ingested in countless colorful fruits and vegetables. They are important as antioxidants and for their capacity to get converted to essential vitamins. A pale yellow beak indicates that the bird is not in breeding color, that there may be a dietary deficiency such as with Vitamin E, or if it is a female bird, such as the chicken or duck, it will indicate that the bird is laying eggs and all this color is going to the yolk which will feed the baby bird within the egg.
The yellow-crowned African crane
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The Eurasian Blackbird is a black bird with a yellow beak.
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the green yellow and black humming bird
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A Blue Crane appears on the back of the South African five cent coin.
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The raven
parrot or Minah Bird which is black with a yellow or orange beak