Generally found below 1800 m. A Andean male. An unusual orange-bellied individual reminiscent of the Orange-bellied Trogon in Costa Rica that was lumped with the Collared Trogon. | ||||||||||||
A large trogon generally seen higher in the canopy than other trogon species. Male from back. | ||||||||||||
Sometimes called the Rufous Trogon because the female has head, back and back of tail are rufous. Male has green back, unlike other trogons with yellow. An interesting bird apparently changing colors. | ||||||||||||
A small trogon similar to Gartered Trogon and Amazonian Trogon. Male has yellow eye-ring and female has blue-grey eye-ring broken at the top and bottom. | ||||||||||||
Generally the most common trogon in its range. Male from front. Additional photo. | ||||||||||||
