Crested Coua

Coua cristata

Crested couas spend much of their time walking through trees using a third toe that can be pointed backward for better grip. Though brightly colored, this bird’s blue skin helps hide it in the shadows of trees and bushes.

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CONSERVATION STATUS

Least Concern

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