HEMETED GUINEAFOULS   In season, the African guinea hen may lay an egg a day until they have a clutch of around 7 to 30 eggs. The incubation period is around 26 to 28 days. GREAT WHITE PELICANS A pelican’s pouch-like beak can hold up to 2.5 gallons of water at a time. The beak will shrink to squeeze out the water before the pelican swallows its food.   FLAMINGOS GREY CROWNED CRANE                                                                                          GUINEAFOULS        VULTURES   The magnificent white-backed vulture is an Old-World vulture species and is the most common and widespread vulture species in Africa. However, as carrion-feeders, they’re considered disease-ridden, dishonorable, and ugly. Like many vulture species, it has experienced a rapid decline in population in recent years. Yet, they’re critical to the health of the ecosystem, particularly in the mammal populations who would otherwise be surrounded by sickness and parasites.                    KORI BUSTARD                                                                                            GROUND HORNBILL                       IBIS                                                                                                          HAMERCOP               EAGLE   EAGLES         TOP           KENYA/TANZANIA/ETHIOPIA 1 2 ADIRONDACK PARK 1 AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND 1 FLORIDA 1 NEW JERSEY BACKYARD 1 2 3  YUCATAN/MEXICO 1    MAGPIE SHRIKE   Martial eAGLE   EAGLE   EAGLE   BACKED WEAVER    STORK   GREAT WHIT PELICAN