The Great Curassow (Crax rubra) is one of the largest and most impressive birds of the Neotropical rainforest. Found in the lowland forests of Central America, including Costa Rica, this shy ground-dweller often walks quietly along forest trails in search of fallen fruits, seeds, insects, and small vertebrates. Males are unmistakable with their glossy black plumage, curly crest, bright yellow bill, and white belly, while females occur in several beautiful color morphs, ranging from rich chestnut to boldly barred black and white. Although wary of humans, Great Curassows occasionally appear near forest lodges, rewarding patient wildlife photographers with unforgettable close encounters.
Male Great Curassow 雄大凤冠雉
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Female Great Curassow 雌大凤冠雉
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