Collared Trogon

Collared TrogonThe Collared Trogon lives in humid forests of Central and South America and eats insects and fruit. It may excavate a nest cavity in decayed wood.What does it look like?Males are green and red with a yellow bill. Females are mostly brown, with a white chest band and red underparts.How does it live?The Collared Trogon lives in humid forests of Central and South America and eats insects and fruit. It may excavate a nest cavity in decayed wood.It eats insects and fruit and may excavate a nest cavity in decayed tree trunks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.