| Blue-tailed Trogon Trogon comptus (aka Choco Trogon) |
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Amagusa Reserve, Ecuador November 2019 The Blue-tailed Trogon is distributed along the Pacific side of the Andes from Colombia to Ecuador. See the distribution map at Birdlife International. It is found in humid forest at mid-levels and up to about 1,800 metres. |
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| This is a photo of a female with its black and yellow bill, red belly and grey head and breast and with a white iris. The underside of the tail is black. Unlike the Ecuadorian Trogon T. mesurus there is no white line between the breast and belly. The male is blue-green above with a greenish-blue uppertail and rump. | ||||
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