Booted Racket-tail, Ocreatus underwoodii
The spectacular male Booted Racket-tail is notable first for that tail, with its two extremely long central feathers, both with greatly extended bare shafts and blue racket-shaped feathery tips; and second for the "boots," a muff of white feathers surrounding its feet, similar to those of the related Pufflegs.
The pink feet can be seen, above and below, surrounded by the white boots. The picture
below shows the male's ability to curl the long tail feathers.
The female has both the white boots and the forked tail, both greatly reduced in size from those of the male; she is white underneath where the male is green.