Choco Tinamou

Crypturellus kerriae

Near Threatened

The Choco Tinamou is a localized forest tinamou of the Choco region in Panama and northwestern Colombia. It occupies humid lowland and foothill forest and is threatened by forest loss, settlement, and hunting. Fun fact: Its range is so small that well-protected Choco forest blocks are critical for its future.

Family

Tinamidae

Group

Tinamous

Range

Choco Tinamou Range — Humid Choco forest of eastern Panama and northwestern Colombia

Population

≈ 1.3K–7.8K

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