turacos
Turacos are a family of medium-sized, long-tailed, arboreal birds found in tropical forests and woodlands of Africa. The family Musophagidae comprises 23 species, commonly known as turacos, plantain-eaters, or couas. They are characterized by their distinctive crests, which can be erectile and vary greatly in shape and color among species, adding to their striking appearance. Their plumage often features vibrant blues, greens, reds, and purples, with some species exhibiting unique pigments that are not found in other birds.
These birds are primarily frugivores, feeding on fruits, berries, and sometimes leaves and flowers. Their diet
Breeding behavior typically involves monogamous pairs constructing cup-shaped nests in trees. Both parents share incubation and