Birds to each of the existing DLC

Baryonix82

Baryonix82
I have made a list of 5 birds to each of the existing DLC of the Planet Zoo's game. There goes my list

I know that some of the species that I name are unlikely to appear in the game

North America
  • Bald Eagle (LC)
  • Ocellated Turkey (NT)
  • California condor (CR)
  • American Flamingo (LC)
  • California quail (LC) or Greater sage-grouse (NT)
South America
  • Toco Toucan (LC)
  • Macaw [Blue-and-yellow (LC); Hyacinth (VU); Scarlet (LC)]
  • Harpy Eagle (VU)
  • King Vulture (LC) or Andean condor (VU)
  • Green-headed Tanager (LC)
Europe
  • Eurasian Eagle-owl (LC)
  • Bearded Vulture (NT)
  • Mute Swan (LC)
  • Cantabrian Capercaillie (CR)
  • Atlantic puffin (VU)
Africa
  • Grey Parrot (EN)
  • Southern Ground Hornbill (VU)
  • Martial Eagle (EN)
  • Violet turaco (LC)
  • Egyptian vulture (EN)
Asia
  • Great Hornbill (VU)
  • Steller's sea Eagle (VU)
  • Nicobar pigeon (NT)
  • Javan green magpie (CR)
  • Bali Myna (CR)
Oceania
  • Laughing kookaburra (LC)
  • Major Mitchell's Cockatoo (LC) or Galah (LC)
  • Rainbow lorikeet (LC)
  • Victoria crowned pigeon (NT)
  • Budgerigar (LC) or Gouldian finch (NT)
Arctic
  • Snowy owl (VU)
  • King eider (LC)
  • Willow ptarmigan (LC)
  • Thick-billed murre (LC)
Wetlands
  • Dalmatian Pelican (NT)
  • Roseate Spoonbill (LC)
  • Scarlet Ibis (LC)
  • Shoebill (VU)
  • Common Moorhen (LC)
Aquatic
  • Mandarin duck (LC)
  • African pygmy goose (LC)
  • Wood duck (LC)
  • Chinstrap penguin (LC)
 

NZFanatic

NZFanatic
Arctic: Snow goose, king eider.
Australia: Emu, brolga.
South America: Darwin's rhea, white-faced whistling duck.
Aquatic: Great white pelican, gentoo penguin.
Southeast Asia: Lady Amhearst's pheasant, green peafowl.
Africa: Helmeted guineafowl, southern ground hornbill.
North America: Greater roadrunner, American flamingo.
Europe: Mute swan, western capercaillie.
Wetlands: Grey crowned crane, magpie goose.
 

nutrit

nutrit
GROUND BIRDS

Deluxe: Secretary bird, Reeves pheasant

Arctic: Snow goose, Lesser auk

South America: Jabiru, Great currasaw

Australia: Lyre bird, Black swan

Aquatic: Great White Pelican, Grey crowned crane

Southeast Asia: Great Malayan argus pheasant, Victoria pigeon

Africa: Ground hornbill, Vulture Guinea fowl

North America: Florida turkey, Great Blue heron

Europe: Capercaille, Great bustard

Wetlands: Shoebill, Saddle billed stork


FLYING BIRDS:

Deluxe: Scarlet macaw, Toco toucan

Arctic: Snowy owl, Atlantic puffin

South America: Hyacinth macaw, Scarlet ibis

Australia: Kookabura, Sulphur cockatoo

Aquatic: Painted stork, Mandarin duck

Southeast Asia: Indian hornbill, Palm cockatoo

Africa: Livingstone’s turaco, Great blue turaco

North America: Bald eagle, California condor

Europe: Griffon vulture, Eurasian eagle owl

Wetlands: Sacred ibis, Roseate spoonbill

BONUS ANNIVERSARY BIRDS

Emu
Rhea
Kiwi
Rockhopper penguin
 
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jcp011c

jcp011c
Even just adding two would be a really great, though by no means anywhere near complete, representation.

Arctic - Snowy Owl, Brant Goose
South America - Toco Toucan, Hyacinth Macaw (I prefer them over other macaw species)
Australia - Kookaburra, Sulpher Crested Cockatoo
Aquatic - Mandarin Duck, Australian Pelican
Southeast Asia - Great Hornbill, Lady Amhearst's pheasant
Africa - Secretary Bird, African Grey Parrot
North America - Bald Eagle, Greater Roadrunner
Europe - Eurasian Eagle Owl, Mute Swan
Wetlands - Shoebill Stork, Roseate Spoonbill

Of course, South America and Africa were the two most challenging to keep at two.
 

Markiz

Markiz
Arctic: King Eider Duck and Snow Owl

South America: Scarlet Macaw and Toco Toucan

Australia: Kookaburra and Sulphur Crested Cockatoo

Aquatic: Atlantic Puffin and Steller's Eagle

SEA: Indian Hornbill and Victoria Pigeon

Africa: Grey Parrot and Ruppel's Vulture

North America: Californian Quail and Bald Eagle

Europe: Eurasian Eagle Owl and Bearded Vulture

Wetlands: Roseate Spoonbill and Mandarin Duck
 

RedPandaReggie

RedPandaReggie
Arctic Pack: Common Eider and Snowy Owl
South America Pack: Blue and Yellow Macaw and Toco Toucan
Australia Pack: Laughing Kookaburra and Sulphur Crested Cockatoo
Aquatic Pack: Brown Pelican and Atlantic Puffin
Southeast Asia Animal Pack: Rhinoceros Hornbill and Raggiana Bird of Paradise
Africa Pack: Sacred Ibis and Ruppell's Griffon Vulture
North America Animal Pack: Bald Eagle and Greater Roadrunner
Europe Pack: Eurasian Eagle Owl and Eurasian Hoopoe
Wetlands Animal Pack: Roseate Spoonbill and White Faced Whistling Duck
Conservation Pack: California Condor and Bali Myna
 
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TheDuckKnight

TheDuckKnight
I did Three more for each!

Arctic: Snowy Owl, Atlantic Puffin, Trumpeter Swan
South America: Scarlet Macaw, Toco Toucan, King Vulture
Australia: Laughing Kookaburra, Yellow Crested Cockatoo, North Island Brown Kiwi
Aquatic: Brown Pelican, Mallard Duck, Rockhopper Penguin
Southeast Asia: Great Indian Hornbill, Mandarin Duck, Greater Bird of Paradise
Africa: African Gray Parrot, Gray Crowned Crane, Helmeted Guineafowl
North America: Greater Roadrunner, Wild Turkey, Great Horned Owl
Europe: Western Capercaillie, Eurasian Eagle Owl, Golden Eagle
Wetlands: Wood Duck, Scarlet Ibis, Roseate Spoonbill
Conservation: Bald Eagle*, Hyacinth Macaw, Andean Condor,

*Originally slated for North America, genuinely feels like treason not putting it there, but gosh darn-it I love roadrunners Beep beep
 

Markiz

Markiz
Markiz said:
Arctic: King Eider Duck and Snow Owl

South America: Scarlet Macaw and Toco Toucan

Australia: Kookaburra and Sulphur Crested Cockatoo

Aquatic: Atlantic Puffin and Steller's Eagle

SEA: Indian Hornbill and Victoria Pigeon

Africa: Grey Parrot and Ruppel's Vulture

North America: Californian Quail and Bald Eagle

Europe: Eurasian Eagle Owl and Bearded Vulture

Wetlands: Roseate Spoonbill and Mandarin Duck
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For Conversation I would add:
Californian Condor and Phillipines Crowned Eagle
 

Cynogale bennettii II

Cynogale bennettii II
I have decided to add two birds for each pack - where possible, I have chosen species that could theoretically be kept in an open-topped enclosure.

Arctic
1. Red-breasted goose - not my most-wanted goose, but also one of the best arctic bird species available
2. Eurasian oystercatcher - seen or heard of these kept in open-topped paddocks in at least three places; a fairly large and charismatic wading bird with a wide range

South America
1. Northern helmeted curassow - a commonly-kept but endangered South American gamebird that would add to Amazonian-themed areas
2. Sunbittern - a striking-looking forest bird with an amazing display posture that is another primarily ground-based species

Australia
1. Black swan - a commonly-kept and familiar Australian waterbird that would add a lot to Australian exhibits
2. Emu - as above, this species would be an excellent addition to Australian areas and is probably one of the main missing species from the game

Aquatic - I have only chosen birds that could use the new diving behaviour for this pack
1. White-breasted cormorant - a sub-Saharan African species that has been kept in open-topped displays with African penguins in some American zoos
2. Great crested grebe - not super-common in zoos, but a beautiful Eurasian species with an amazing courtship display

Southeast Asia
1. Crested wood partridge - a small but beautiful, sociable and highly active gamebird that is also increasingly common in zoos
2. Black-necked stork - a huge and magnificent stork that lives in India, Southeast Asia, New Guinea and Australia, so would have some versatility as well

Africa
1. Southern ground hornbill - one of my top bird choices; a sociable, threatened and impressive bird regularly kept in mixed displays with other savannah animals
2. Helmeted guineafowl - guineafowl are an almost necessary addition to savannah enclosures; I have chosen the most commonly-kept species

North America
1. Ocellated turkey - another top choice; a brightly-coloured gamebird found in the tropical woodlands of the Mexico, Belize and Guatemala
2. Greater roadrunner - I have never seen one outside an aviary before, but these are primarily a ground bird and I like them too much to leave out

Europe
1. Great bustard - one of the world's largest flying birds that can be kept in open paddocks and would add a threatened grassland species to European areas
2. Western capercaillie - one of Europe's most magificent birds that would add to the taiga biome

Wetlands
1. Great white pelican - The most widespread pelican, which lives in Africa, Asia and southern Europe and is also quite commonly-kept in zoos
2. Fulvous whistling duck - Another extremely widespread waterbird that could fit in African, Madagascan, Indian and both South and North American areas

Conservation
1. Secretary bird - An endangered African grassland species that is able to live with mammals and other birds in open paddocks
2. Guam rail - Don't think these are kept outside of aviaries, but they are a flightless species which has gone from 'Extinct in the Wild' to 'Critically Endangered' thanks to zoos
 
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NachoB

NachoB
Ok let's play this as if the flying and aviary mechanics were avaible from the start, as part of the base game and all DLCs consisting of 6 animals, one always being a bird (my own rulos lol)

Arctic:
- Snowy owl

Aquatic:
- Mandarin duck (my choice) but probably be another duck like a mallard or a swan

Africa:
- Secretary bird

Australia:
- Emu

Europe:
- Bearded vulture

South America:
- Harpy eagle (my choice) although it would've been most likely a macaw of some kind

North America:
- Bald eagle

South East Asia:
- Great Hornbill

Conservation:
- Californian condor (i prefer the andean condor but the californian condor has a more iconic history of conservation)

Wetlands:
- Roseate Spoonbil (my choice) although it probably would've been a swan, pelican or duck
 

Brandon Gill

Brandon Gill
Baryonix82 said:
I have made a list of 5 birds to each of the existing DLC of the Planet Zoo's game. There goes my list

I know that some of the species that I name are unlikely to appear in the game

North America
  • Bald Eagle (LC)
  • Ocellated Turkey (NT)
  • California condor (CR)
  • American Flamingo (LC)
  • California quail (LC) or Greater sage-grouse (NT)
South America
  • Toco Toucan (LC)
  • Macaw [Blue-and-yellow (LC); Hyacinth (VU); Scarlet (LC)]
  • Harpy Eagle (VU)
  • King Vulture (LC) or Andean condor (VU)
  • Green-headed Tanager (LC)
Europe
  • Eurasian Eagle-owl (LC)
  • Bearded Vulture (NT)
  • Mute Swan (LC)
  • Cantabrian Capercaillie (CR)
  • Atlantic puffin (VU)
Africa
  • Grey Parrot (EN)
  • Southern Ground Hornbill (VU)
  • Martial Eagle (EN)
  • Violet turaco (LC)
  • Egyptian vulture (EN)
Asia
  • Great Hornbill (VU)
  • Steller's sea Eagle (VU)
  • Nicobar pigeon (NT)
  • Javan green magpie (CR)
  • Bali Myna (CR)
Oceania
  • Laughing kookaburra (LC)
  • Major Mitchell's Cockatoo (LC) or Galah (LC)
  • Rainbow lorikeet (LC)
  • Victoria crowned pigeon (NT)
  • Budgerigar (LC) or Gouldian finch (NT)
Arctic
  • Snowy owl (VU)
  • King eider (LC)
  • Willow ptarmigan (LC)
  • Thick-billed murre (LC)
Wetlands
  • Dalmatian Pelican (NT)
  • Roseate Spoonbill (LC)
  • Scarlet Ibis (LC)
  • Shoebill (VU)
  • Common Moorhen (LC)
Aquatic
  • Mandarin duck (LC)
  • African pygmy goose (LC)
  • Wood duck (LC)
  • Chinstrap penguin (LC)
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We need birds for Planet Zoo big time.
 

George Boggs

George Boggs
North America
  • Bald Eagle (LC)
  • Ocellated Turkey (NT)
  • California condor (CR)
  • American Flamingo (LC)
  • California quail (LC) and Greater sage-grouse (NT)
South America
  • Toco Toucan (LC)
  • Macaw: Blue-and-yellow (LC), Hyacinth (VU), and Scarlet (LC)
  • Harpy Eagle (VU)
  • King Vulture (LC) and Andean condor (VU)
  • Green-headed Tanager (LC)
Europe
  • Eurasian Eagle-owl (LC)
  • Bearded Vulture (NT)
  • Mute Swan (LC)
  • Cantabrian Capercaillie (CR)
  • Atlantic puffin (VU)
Africa
  • Grey Parrot (EN)
  • Southern Ground Hornbill (VU)
  • Martial Eagle (EN)
  • Violet turaco (LC)
  • Egyptian vulture (EN)
Asia
  • Great Hornbill (VU)
  • Steller's sea Eagle (VU)
  • Nicobar pigeon (NT)
  • Javan green magpie (CR)
  • Bali Myna (CR)
Oceania
  • Laughing kookaburra (LC)
  • Major Mitchell's Cockatoo (LC) and Galah (LC)
  • Rainbow lorikeet (LC)
  • Victoria crowned pigeon (NT)
  • Budgerigar (LC) and Gouldian finch (NT)
Arctic
  • Snowy owl (VU)
  • King eider (LC)
  • Willow ptarmigan (LC)
  • Thick-billed murre (LC)
Wetlands
  • Dalmatian Pelican (NT)
  • Roseate Spoonbill (LC)
  • Scarlet Ibis (LC)
  • Shoebill (VU)
  • Common Moorhen (LC)
Aquatic
  • Mandarin duck (LC)
  • African pygmy goose (LC)
  • Wood duck (LC)
  • Chinstrap penguin (LC)
 

Angeł

Angeł
Deluxe
  • Scarlet Macaw
  • Rodriguez Fruit Bat (not a bird, but would require flying mechanics!)
Arctic
  • Snowy Owl
  • Atlantic Puffin

South America
  • Keel-Billed Toucan
  • Harpy Eagle

Australia
  • Laughing Kookaburra
  • Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo

Aquatic
  • Steller’s Sea Eagle
  • Mandarin Duck

Southeast Asia
  • Rhinoceros Hornbill
  • Javan Green Magpie

Africa
  • Egyptian Vulture
  • African Grey Parrot

North America
  • Bald Eagle
  • Great Horned Owl

Europe
  • Barn Owl
  • Peregrine Falcon

Wetlands
  • Great White Pelican
  • Roseate Spoonbill

Conservation
  • California Condor
  • Blue Spix Macaw
 
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NachoB

NachoB
And you replace it with the harpy eagle 🥰 My favorite bird of all. I really hope we get a harpy for the game if they do eagles.
 

nutrit

nutrit
Deluxe
  • Gray crowned crane
  • Ground hornbill
Arctic
  • King eider
South America
  • Great currasow
Australia
  • Black swan
Aquatic
  • Great White Pelican
Southeast Asia
  • Great Malayan Argus phesant
Africa
  • Sadle billed stork
North America
  • Florida turkey
Europe
  • Great bustard
Wetlands
  • Shoebill
Conservation
  • Secretary bird
 
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