The male of the Flame bowerbird is incredibly brightly colored in red and yellow. Here we see a bower, built by a Flame bowerbird, which we watched from a hide. We sat there for quite a while, but the male himself never appeared. However, a female came to inspect the construction. That's her we see in the picture. The bower is of the "avenue type" with a straight avenue through standing walls. The species occurs only in southern New Guinea.