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April 5, 2024 - Guinea Turaco, Green Turaco, or Green Lourie (Tauraco persa) These turacos are found in lowland forests, often near water, in parts of western Africa. They feed on a variety of fruits, as well as flowers and buds. Their nests are bulky platforms made from sticks and fine twigs. Both parents incubate the clutches of two eggs and care for the chicks.
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A green turaco (Tauraco persa) perches in a tree in Makasutu, Gambia
by Gary Faulkner
Tauraco persa by Paul MOINE
この日はエボシドリ専用の値段が高いグレードのエサがあったりしてエボシドリデーだったようです。いつもはエサがあっても距離を感じるけど、手や肩に乗ってくれました。
しかしそもそもエボシドリって懐く鳥じゃないらしいですね。ここにくるとマヒする。
エボシ部分の上が白いのがリビングストンエボシドリで、何もないのがギニアエボシドリだよ。
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Day 206, the guinea turaco! I tried to draw this yesterday but something came up every time I even thought about picking up my tablet.
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A new variant has been added!
Guinea Turaco (Tauraco persa) © Xavier De Poret
It hatches from blue, central, green, many, other, purple, raucous, red, relative, small, and yellow eggs.
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The Creature Awaits #95:
Each week I plan to feature an amazing creature, admiring God's fantastic artistry. Hopefully it’ll brighten someone’s day to see something new and interesting if they haven’t seen it before. : )
Welcome back to Green Month!
(Another gorgeous photograph by Charles Patrick Ewing (CC BY 2.0))
The Guinea Turaco
A.K.A: Green Turaco, Green Lourie
Scientific Name: Tauraco persa
Region: Along the Central Western African Coast
Size: About 16"-17" (~40cm-43cm) long from head through tail
Interesting Note: There are three subspecies of Guinea Turaco. Interestingly, they seem to have developed differing eye markings roughly based on their location. The northwestern subspecies, Tauraco persa buffoni, has a black line below the eye and a white line in the top front from eye to beak. The central subspecies, Tauraco persa persa, and southeastern subspecies, Tauraco persa zenkeri, have an additional white line underneath the black line.
Decembird Day 3: Colorful! I picked the guinea turaco for this one, I had no idea their primaries are BRIGHT RED of all things, it’s great.
