Totakas
Totakas are a genus of birds known for their vibrant plumage and unique ecological roles within their native habitats. Belonging to the family Icteridae, which also includes blackbirds and grackles, totakas are predominantly found in Central and South America, ranging from tropical forests to subtropical regions. They are characterized by their slender bodies, pointed beaks, and striking coloration, often displaying bright yellows, reds, or iridescent shades that serve both for species recognition and camouflage in lush environments.
These birds primarily feed on a diverse diet that includes insects, fruits, and small invertebrates, making
Reproductive habits vary among species, but many totakas build cup-shaped nests in high trees, where the female
Conservation statuses of totaka species range from least concern to vulnerable, depending on habitat loss and