Description
- Medium: Fine Art Paper Print (Frame not included)
- Photographer: Oscar Herrera, Certified Nature Guide, Nature Photographer and Biologist
- Available Sizes:
₡100
The Red-headed Barbet (Eubucco bourcierii) is a vibrant, small Neotropical bird known for its striking sexual dimorphism and its role in the montane forest ecosystem
Male: Features a brilliant crimson-red head and breast, contrasting sharply with green upper parts and a bright yellow belly. It has a stout, horn-colored or yellow bill, fringed with bristles. A white collar often separates the head from the olive-green back
The Red-headed Barbet is a resident of humid montane and cloud forests and forest edges in Central and South America, It typically inhabits middle elevations, usually between 900 and 2,500 meters (about 3,000 to 8,200 feet)
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