- for
eared quetzals.
Quetzals are
fairly large (all over 32 cm (13 in) long),
slightly bigger than
other trogon species. The
resplendent quetzal is the national...
-
Quetzals use the
methods of "hovering" and "stalling" in
order to
selectively pick the
fruit from near the tips of the branches.
Resplendent quetzals...
-
northern Bolivia. The golden-headed
quetzal is
known for its
iridescent green colour,
which it
shares with
other quetzals, and its
distinctive golden head...
- rare nonbreeding. The
Eared Quetzal is
present in the
southern distribution only from
October to late March.
Eared quetzals feed on insects,
small vertebrates...
- The
trogons and
quetzals are
birds in the
order Trogoniformes /troʊˈɡɒnɪfɔːrmiːz/
which contains only one family, the Trogonidae. The
family Trogonidae...
- to the
resplendent quetzal (P. mocinno). It is one of five
species of the
genus Pharomachrus known as
quetzals. The term "
quetzal" was
originally used...
- up
Quetzal or
quetzal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Quetzal is a
group of
colourful birds of the
trogon family found in the Americas.
Quetzal (sometimes...
-
followed by the
Indomalayan trogons, then the
quetzals, and
finally the new
world trogons.
Quetzals,
genus Pharomachrus,
distinguish themselves from...
- The
quetzal (locally [keˈtsal]; code: GTQ) is the
currency of Guatemala,
named after the
national bird of Guatemala, the
resplendent quetzal. In ancient...
- The Ruta
Quetzal (also
called Aventura 92 and Ruta BBVA in
different stages) is an
education and
cultural exchange project for
young people directed by...
