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Couas are large,
mostly terrestrial birds of the
cuckoo family,
endemic to the
island of Madagascar.
Couas are
reminiscent of
African turacos when walking...
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crest and, as goes for all
couas, its
colourful patches of bare skin
around the eyes,
which is blue and
turquoise in
crested couas. In flight, it is recognizable...
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family includes the
common or
European cuckoo, roadrunners, koels, malkohas,
couas, coucals, and anis. The
coucals and anis are
sometimes separated as distinct...
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specimens of Delalande's
coua, but they were
unable to
procure any. The
color pattern of the
species is
unique among couas,
which may be a hint that...
- "Blue
Couas or Blue
Madagascar Coucals".
Beauty of Birds.
Retrieved 17
October 2016. Nathan. "Wild Fact #242 – Why the Blue Face? – Blue
Coua". WildFacts...
- Madagascar. It is
suggested that
couas probably originated from a
particular Asian ground-cuckoo (Dinets 2007). The
genus coua contains 10 species, more than...
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couas, malkohas, and koels. They are
distributed among 33 genera, some of
which have only one species. Two
extinct species (E), the snail-eating
coua...
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Coua gigas - the
largest of the
living couas.
Given that all silk
cuckoo species have
proportionally small wing bones, it has been ****umed that
Coua berthae...
- Verreaux's
coua (
Coua verreauxi) is a
species of
cuckoo in the
family Cuculidae. It is
endemic to Madagascar.
According to a BBC do****entary, it is found...
- Coquerel's
coua (
Coua coquereli) is a
species of
cuckoo in the
family Cuculidae. It is
endemic to Madagascar. Its
habitat is
subtropical or
tropical dry...
