Dec 19, 2025
A giant coua (Coua gigas) in Toliara, Madagascar.
by Chien Lee
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A giant coua (Coua gigas) in Toliara, Madagascar.
by Chien Lee
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Photo credit: Tomáš Grim via Macaulay Library
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Crested Coua (Coua cristata), endemic to Madagascar
photograph by Olaf Oliviero Riemer | Wikipedia
Coua cursor by Dominique Schreckling
Photo of the Day – The Giant Coua (Coua gigas) is endemic to the dry forests of western and southern Madagascar. They reach lengths of over 60cm and have a blue patch around their eyes – which is characteristic of the coua genus. The species feeds on seeds, insects and some small invertebrates.
This great photo was taken by Rich Lindie in Madagascar