The Red-ruffed Fruitcrow (Pyroderus scutatus) has bright red feathers, a long tail, and a distinctive bulbous crest on its head. It measures around 35 centimeters (14 inches) in length. Huge spectacular black-and-red cotinga with a strong, heavy bill. Glossy-black above with a bright red throat and breast, the extent of which varies between subspecies (some have a chestnut belly). Females are smaller with a darker bill. Found in the subcanopy of humid and montane forests.
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La Selva Biological Station
La Selva Biological Station is an internationally recognized research center located in a tropical rainforest. It provides a rich learning environment and a chance to witness a wide range of...