#trogon

[herpsandbirds]

Scarlet-rumped Trogon (Harpactes duvaucelii), male, family Trogonidae, found in SE Asia

photograph by ardpixtures

[alonglistofbirds]

[2568/11080] Collared trogon - Trogon collaris

Order: Trogoniformes (trogons and quetzals) Family: Trogonidae

Photo credit: Patrice Babeux via Macaulay Library

[birdstudies]

February 23, 2024 - Hispaniolan trogon (Priotelus roseigaster) These trogons are found in pine and broadleaf forests across the island of Hispaniola. The details of their diet are unknown, but it includes insects as well as small vertebrates and fruit. Breeding from March to July, pairs nest in tree cavities, where females may lay clutches of two eggs.

[bellebirdsart]

My daughter’s girlfriend likes the Trogon - this is for her. ❤️🥰. I hope she likes it.

[lazer-t]

Cuban Trogon for a $5 Ko-fi supporter  

[starskynder]

Red-naped Trogon

[birdblues]

Red-headed Trogon

[na-bird-of-the-day]

BOTD: Eared Quetzal

Photo: Tom Mills

"Long regarded as a rare and elusive specialty of the Mexican mountains, this big trogon stunned birders by appearing north of the border in 1977, with a family group in Arizona's Chiricahua Mountains. Since then it has occurred several more times in Arizona, in at least four ranges, and has been found nesting. Only a distant relative of the Elegant Trogon, this species is more closely related to the quetzals of the deep tropics."

- Audubon Field Guide

[cockmoment-theblog]

Round 1, Match 30 - Elegant Trogon vs. Malachite Kingfisher

All propaganda is welcome in replies/reblogs!

[nostalgiaforinfinity]

show some love for this orange-bellied trogon

[herpsandbirds]

Resplendent Quetzal (Pharomachrus mocinno), male, family Trogonidae, order Trogoniformes, Costa Rica

photograph by Edwin Martinez

[alonglistofbirds]

[2484/11080] Citreoline trogon - Trogon citreolus

Order: Trogoniformes (trogons and quetzals) Family: Trogonidae

Photo credit: Blair Dudeck via Macaulay Library

[birdstudies]

December 2, 2023 - Black-tailed Trogon (Trogon melanurus) These trogons are found mostly in lowland and foothill forests from Panama south to Brazil and Bolivia. Foraging alone, as well as joining mixed-species flocks, they eat berries, fruits from palms and other plants, flowers, arthropods, and occasionally reptiles. They excavate cavities in termite nests and may rarely nest in tree holes, though the evidence for this is weak. Females lay clutches of two or three eggs.

[saucylobster]

The basic bird of the region, I started top down and worried the prevos were too plain but then again that is kind of the point of early route birds. Trogini are startlingly colourful birds, surprisingly well camouflaged in the jungles and forests they call home. Fruit lovers to the extreme, once a Trogini has found a suitable tree they won't leave until they have sampled all the fruit it has to offer and for a bird pokemon are actually quite content staying in one place. Trogetz continue their affiliation with fruit and will travel great distances to find a worthy tree. Once there they carve a hole in the tree and live there until they are done eating all of its fruit, their nest providing a great place to weather the weather and hide from predators. Quetzon have more active lifestyles than their young counterparts and make more time to preen and display, racing through the canopy with their elegant tails streaming behind them. Quetzon typically look for entire orchards as opposed to singular trees and hold them as a means to woo a mate, the two then living in bliss amongst the fruit. --Attack Info-- --Ability Info--

[ripplequest]

CHEESETESTANT: #04 Winfry Dung

[birdblues]

Cuban Trogon