Red-fronted Coua

Red-fronted CouaThe Red-fronted Coua is often active on the ground in forests of eastern Madagascar. Its rufous head and blue-green wings are distinctive.What does it look like?The sexes look alike. The bird has a rufous forehead and crown, an olive back, blue-green wings, and a long tail.How does it live?The Red-fronted Coua is often active on the ground in forests of eastern Madagascar. Its rufous head and blue-green wings are distinctive.It forages near the forest floor and eats mainly insects. Fruit and seeds are also part of its diet.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.