The Helmeted Curassow is a large species of bird found in the Andes in Venezuela and Colombia. They are found in subtropical cloud forest habitat where they feed mainly on seeds and fruits. They also consume insects and small animals.
The Helmeted Curassow is recognized by the large blue-grey casque on its forehead, for which it is named. Males and females look alike, though there is a rare color morph found in some females where the bird appears rufous with barring.
2015 Bonanza Bird #19: Helmeted Curassow
Our Birdorable Bonanza: 2015 Advent Edition rolls on today with an unusual species of grouse from South America: the Helmeted Curassow!
Helmeted Curassows are large grouse found in the Venezuelan and Colombian Andes ... more
