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Captive bird. At the National Aviary in Pittsburgh, PA.
This curassow is a female. Males have a ...
Taken at the Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
With permission from my brother, Curtis Whiteway
The Great Curassow or Hocofaisan is a very ...
Male with yellow beak, female with striped plumage. Size of a turkey.
It was in a foraging group composed of several males, a Great Tinamou (Tinamus ...
Large black birds. Underside of rump and tips of tail feathers are white. Large ...
Currassow are like wild turkeys. they don't fly well, but enough to get into a ...
Large pheasant like bird from the newtropics it is about 1 meter in length and ...
Large pheasant bird from the new tropics, it grows up to 100 cm in length, and ...
The Living Rainforest, a simulated tropical environment in a large greenhouse ...
morphs of female Great Curassows: Barred ...
These are large birds (78–100 cm (31–39 in) in length and 3.1–4.8 kg (6.8–10.6 ...
A large secretive rainforest bird, 78–100 cm (31–39 in) in length and 3.1–4.8 ...
It was in a foraging group composed of several male Great
It was in a foraging group composed of several male Great
The male was way shier (as it often happens :-) and only showed up once through ...
It was in a foraging group composed of several male Great
these birds were a wonderful surprise when the scared us while we were hiking a ...
Measure 83 of the 89 cm long, weighs up to 3,8kg.
As I was sitting quietly sketching a flock of eight great
but its length is matched by a few other cracids. Four other species of
It is approximately 83 cm long and weighing 2.7 kg. The male is black with ...
chachalacas, guans, and curassows. It is ...
The Speckled Chachalaca is a member of the family Crassidae, a close relative ...
They live in pairs or in small family groups. Although it spent most of his ...
It is approximately 58 cm long, with wings and tail also large nozzle strong, ...
placed in a subfamily together, though the chachalacas are probably closer to ...