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- The female quetzal bird is far less conspicuous than males1. The head of the female ranges from smoky-gray to bronze tinged with green at the edgings. The breast is sometimes gray or a muted shade of red, far less vibrant than the male coloration12. Females are duller and have a shorter tail than males2. Grey lower breasts, bellies, and bills, along with bronze-green heads are characteristic of females2.Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.The female quetzals are far less conspicuous than males. The head of the female ranges from smoky-gray to bronze tinged with green at the edgings. The breast is sometimes gray or a muted shade of red, far less vibrant than the male coloration.www.ticotravel.com/quetzal/Males have iridescent green plumes, a red lower breast and belly, black innerwings and a white undertail, whilst females are duller and have a shorter tail. Grey lower breasts, bellies, and bills, along with bronze-green heads are characteristic of females.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resplendent_quetzal
Resplendent Quetzal - American Bird Conservancy
These long feathers play an important part in the bird's flight display, as the male rises above the canopy, then plunges down to the female, his long, …
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Resplendent Quetzals – Where and When In Costa Rica
Female quetzal entering her nest hole in a standing dead tree trunk. Quetzals rear their young in tree holes, but since their beaks are not strong enough to bore into live wood, they enlarge holes started by woodpeckers or toucans in …
The Resplendent Quetzal: The Most Beautiful Bird in the World
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The female quetzal is very similar in color, yet far less conspicuous than males. The head of the female ranges from smoky-gray to bronze tinged with green at the edgings. The breast is sometimes gray or a muted shade of red far less …
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Quetzal - Mexicolore
Jan 18, 2025 · Rare, stunningly beautiful, elusive, and limited to the remote and mist-draped cloud forests of Middle America, this bird, with its shimmering golden green and blood-red feathers, is an artist’s dream.
Discovering the Rare Beauty of the Resplendent …
There is pronounced sexual dimorphism between male and female Resplendent Quetzals. As described above, the coloring of the males’ plumage is much more vibrant, especially the golden-green uppertail coverts grown only by males. …
Resplendent Quetzal - National Geographic
Females do not have long trains, but they do share the brilliant blue, green, and red coloring of their mates. Male colors tend to be more vibrant. Resplendent quetzal pairs use their powerful...
Resplendent Quetzals (Pharomachrus mocinno)
Jul 13, 2023 · Excluding its tail, the length of this quetzal is comparable to that of a Pigeon. Length: 14 to 16 in (36 to 40.5 cm) – from the bill to the base of the tail. The female’s or non-breeding male’s tail measures about 24 in (61 cm). …
Resplendent Quetzal - Rainforest Animals
The Quetzal is a beautiful bird characterized by the aquamarine feathers on its head and body. In stark contrast to these feathers is the bright red plumage that is found on its breast. The male is more colorful than the female so that it will be …
Quetzal - Wikipedia
Quetzals have iridescent green or golden-green wing coverts, back, chest and head, with a red belly. Their wings are suited to camouflage under rainy conditions, because their feathers blend well with wet and shiny green area. …
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