This ‘Extremely Rare’ Bird Is Half Female, Half Male The green honeycreeper is only the second of its species ever observed with this condition—and the first recorded in more than 100 years.

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As per reports, it is a ‘wild Green Honeycreeper with distinct half green, or female, and half blue, male, plumage’. The image shows a half male, half female extremely rare bird.

While males are normally bright red and females a duller brown or yellow, this bilateral gynandromorphic bird is split down the middle – half female and half male.

An ''extremely rare'' half-female, half-male bird has been caught on camera, a sighting that has only been reported once previously in this species more than 100 years ago.

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Correction, Jan. 2, 2014: The caption for this story originally stated that Arwen and Aragorn are half-elf and half-human. Their lineage is apparently much more complicated than that.

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A striking and extremely rare half female, half male bird has been spotted by a University of Otago zoologist. Sesquicentennial Distinguished Professor Hamish Spencer was holidaying in Colombia ...

A striking and extremely rare half female, half male bird has been spotted by a University of Otago zoologist. Sesquicentennial Distinguished Professor Hamish Spencer was holidaying in Colombia when ...