The Bowerbirds are a group of birds known for their unique courtship behavior. Found primarily in Australia and New Guinea, these birds are famous for building elaborate structures called bowers to attract mates. The male Bowerbirds decorate their bowers with colorful objects such as flowers, leaves, and even man-made items like bottle caps and plastic. There are about 20 species of Bowerbirds, each with distinct building styles and preferences for decorations. The great bowerbird and the satin bowerbird are among the most well-known. These birds play a significant role in their ecosystems, contributing to seed dispersal and plant diversity.