Pavonine Quetzal

Pharomachrus pavoninus

Least Concern

The Pavonine Quetzal is a trogon or quetzal of South American forests, lowlands, and Andean foothills. It sits quietly in the shaded forest canopy or midstorey, then makes short flights to take fruit, large insects, and small vertebrates; many species nest in cavities or earthen banks.

Family

Trogonidae

Group

Trogons and Quetzals

Range

Pavonine Quetzal Range — Resident or seasonal range in South American forests, lowlands, and Andean foothills

Population

≈ Unknown

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