Here you get a better view of both the female (top) and male (bottom). You'll notice how the male breast is bright red while the female breast is gray. The male also has a streak of white separating the breast from the neck. The male head and neck are also a bright green versus a dull green for the female. Both photos were taken at South Fork Cave Creek Canyon in the Chiracahua's. The Elegant Trogon is actually easier to photograph once you find them. Unlike warblers that are in constant motion and nearly impossible to photograph, the trogons often seem content to sit on a branch -- and, only 10 to 15 feet off the ground so you can get a much better angle. Hmm, I am talking myself into another trip to search for the Elegant Trogon. Gotta go for now.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Male and Female Elegant Trogon
Here you get a better view of both the female (top) and male (bottom). You'll notice how the male breast is bright red while the female breast is gray. The male also has a streak of white separating the breast from the neck. The male head and neck are also a bright green versus a dull green for the female. Both photos were taken at South Fork Cave Creek Canyon in the Chiracahua's. The Elegant Trogon is actually easier to photograph once you find them. Unlike warblers that are in constant motion and nearly impossible to photograph, the trogons often seem content to sit on a branch -- and, only 10 to 15 feet off the ground so you can get a much better angle. Hmm, I am talking myself into another trip to search for the Elegant Trogon. Gotta go for now.
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