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Australasian gannet
Sulidae
Morus serrator · Least concern
It fishes by plunging into the ocean at high speed, which earned it the Australian nickname 'diver'. Pairs greet each other with a fencing display when the male returns to the nest, and the female lays a single pale blue egg a year.
Photo: Pseudopanax at English Wikipedia (CC BY 4.0)
Blue-footed booby
Sulidae
Sula nebouxii · Least concern
The male blue-footed booby courts by strutting before the female and lifting his bright blue feet one after the other. The colour comes from his diet and fades with age, so females prefer younger males with brighter feet.
Photo: SantiagoGG (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Brown booby
Sulidae
Sula leucogaster · Least concern
It lays two eggs but usually raises only one chick: the second to hatch cannot compete for food with its elder, which may even push it out of the nest. The brown booby is a tropical seabird that plunges into the sea at high speed to catch small fish.
Photo: Danilo da Castro (CC BY-SA 3.0)