BLUE-CROWNED TROGON male (TROGON CURUCUI), SURUCUÁ-DE-BARRIGA-VERMELHA, Exotic birds, Nature colors.
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Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2016 · Pets & Animals
#forestecosystems #bluecrownedtrogon #surucuádebarrigavermelha - (Beautiful Wild Bird - In Natural Habitat - Habitats: They live in diverse forested environments such as: semi-humid forests, forest edges, floodplain forests, cerrado patches, riparian forests, streams, cerrado woodlands, and caatinga. Preferring humid and floodplain areas, being common in regions like the Pantanal. - Brazilian Biodiversity!) Blue-crowned Trogon. Scientific Name: Trogon curucui, Brazilian name: Surucuá-de-barriga-vermelha. Class: Birds, Order: Trogoniformes, Family Trogonidae. Food: Caterpillars, cicadas, beetles, spiders, fruits (especially from Embaúba: Cecropia). Geographical Distribution: It occurs practically throughout Brazil, with the exception of the South and Southeast regions. + Watch the video, Like, Share and Subscribe to the Channel for more incredible videos about Brazilian Fauna and Nature! #trogoncurucui #trogoniformes #trogonidae #birdsuniverse #birdsintheworld #takingcareofnature #conservingwildlife #longlivenature #natureshows #rispettoperlanatura #naturamozzafiato #wildeschönheit #focusonnature #naturezasilvestre #respirarelanatura #riparianforest
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