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Purple honeycreeper females aren't purple, but the males have purple bodies and heads with black masks and wings. These tanagers have a wide range across the forests of South America. Are you familiar with purple honeycreepers?

The purple finch's head is probably considered more pink than purple, but it's close enough to be included on this list. Purple finches and house finches are often confused with one another in North America, but purple finches have more color, described by Roger Tory Peterson as a "sparrow dipped in raspberry juice," via All About Birds. Have you ever seen a purple finch in their natural setting?

The purple-crested turaco is found in South Africa and neighboring countries in southern Africa. It's the national bird of the southeastern African Kingdom of Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland. As its name suggests, it has a bright purple crest, but it also has a green stripe along the face, a red eye ring, and a yellow throat. Are you familiar with these colorful birds?

Head to the tropical forests of northeastern South America for any hope of a glimpse of a purple-breasted cotinga. Cotingas are a family of beautiful birds native to Central and South America that vary considerably, from small birds like fruiteaters up to larger umbrellabirds. Were you aware of purple-breasted cotingas before today's survey?

Endemic to Australia, the purple-crowned fairywren has a bold purple cap and aquamarine tail. It is one of 11 fairywren species, but it's bounced around a few classifications over time, having previously been listed in flycatcher and warbler families. It's also not to be confused with the purple-crowned fairy hummingbird. Would you like to see one of these fairywren in the wild?