Dec 1, 2025
Day 1, Pompadour cotinga
Least concern
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Day 1, Pompadour cotinga
Least concern
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Griffember 9 (#86) - bare-faced go-away-bird (LC)
Go-away-birds are so named because they kind of sound like they're saying 'go away'! Imo other species have a clearer 'go away' call than this one. They are actually a type of turaco! This prompted me to go look at a bunch of turacos and wow there's some neat ones in addition to the classic green turaco.
December griffins with @ains-art
Lesson's Motmot griffin :) I'll pretend it's for @ains-art 's griffember day 10 even if its only the 8th lol. Hoping to continue griffember cus this was a lot of fun
im actually pretty happy with this given the fact i didn't give myself very much time to work on it (gave myself a break from packing up the last of my stuff before moving)
Day 3, Reeves's pheasant
Vulnerable (2,500-9,999 mature individuals, decreasing. Via BirdLife International)
Day 9, Black-faced go-away-bird
Unclear conservation status
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Day 7, Oriental Bay-Owl
Least concern (stable. Via BirdLife International)
Day 10. Rusty-throated Parrotbill
Least concern (stable. Via BirdLife International)
Day 5, Lesser white-fronted goose
Vulnerable (16,000-27-000 mature individuals, decreasing. Via BirdLife International)