-
reluctant to fly any distance.
Trogons are
generally not migratory,
although some
species undertake partial local movements.
Trogons have soft,
often colourful...
- The
collared trogon (
Trogon collaris) is a near p****erine bird in
family Trogonidae, the
quetzals and
trogons. It is
found in Mexico,
throughout Central...
- ][citation needed]
Malabar trogons feed
exclusively on
insects and
fruits have not been
noted in
their diet
unlike in the New
World trogons.
Seeds have however...
-
Systema Naturae. He
placed it with the
other trogons in the
genus Trogon and
coined the
binomial name
Trogon violaceus.
Gmelin based his
account on a description...
-
Quetzals (/kɛtˈsɑːl, ˈkɛtsəl/) are
strikingly colored birds in the
trogon family. They are
found in forests,
especially in
humid highlands, with the five...
- most
frugivorous trogons in
their range. They are
consequently more
rarely seen to
attend mixed-species
feeding flocks than
other trogons. It
nests in a...
-
supported the
Gondwanan origin of
Trogons, more
recent research rejected this hypothesis. As of now, the
biogeography of
trogons remains unresolved but data...
- 60–78
grams (2.1–2.8 oz) (average 68
grams (2.4 oz)). Like
other trogons,
elegant trogons display ****ual dimorphism,
where males and
females have different...
- of the Trogonidae, or
Family of
Trogons based on a
specimen collected in Mexico. He
coined the
binomial name
Trogon neoxenus. In 1858, in the second...
- most
trogons, Whitehead's
trogon is ****ually dimorphic; the male is
considerably more
colorful than the female. It
ranks among Borneo's
largest trogons, measuring...
