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Pharomachrus mocinno
Blue, green, and red.
Mountainous rain forest regions of northern Costa Rica
Males and females are co-dependent and take care of the nest together. There is always at least one parent in the nest at all times. Feeding habits for the baby require a parent to gather food and come back, immediately switching places with the other parent inside the best in a matter of seconds by means of a very athletic maneuver. Both parents sleep together with the baby at night.
Spotted on May 11, 2012
Submitted on Mar 19, 2014
3 Comments
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Beautiful!
wow!!!!!