Happy Thanksgiving everyone (a day early as I’ll be taking a quick break until Monday). This is a great curassow, or as they are locally known in Costa Rica — a jungle turkey. Photographed not far from Costa Rica’s capital of San José, at La Selva Biological Reserve. This is the male of the species. The females are more reddish in color and lack the yellow knob on the beak. They make up for it, however, with a much more ornamental crest. Nikon D800 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 1600, f/4 at 1/40th of a second
——- American turkeys
——- In noise and size
——- Rarely take visitors
——- By surprise
——- Curassow in such dense.green
——- Appear like travelers
——- Suddenly seen .
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Pretty Bird but not as big as our Gobblers
Have A Good One
Aunt Sue
Happy Thanksgiving Sean🦃🍁. Enjoy
What a stunner – beautiful! Happy Thanksgiving, all!
——- American turkeys
——- In noise and size
——- Rarely take visitors
——- By surprise
——- Curassow in such dense.green
——- Appear like travelers
——- Suddenly seen .
——- No turkeys were harmed in
In today’s post .
——- Happy Thanksgiving All .
Neat! Happy Turkey Day!!
Prettier than our domestic turkeys, but I’m sure not as tasty! Happy Thanksgiving!
great pic. ) do they eat this turkey like we do int he united states,? ) he looks to colorer ful to eat. he looks like he might make a good pet. )