Violet/Violaceous Turaco

Musophaga violacea

The Violet Turaco, also called the Violaceous Turaco, comes from Angola. It has iridescent blue-violet plumage, an orange beak, yellow faceshield, crimson crown and red under-wings in flight.
The Violet Turaco looks like it is wearing an orange dust-mask over a yellow beak, tied with a white band.

It has all the features of typical Turacos: semi-zygodactyl feet, true colour plumage pigment, chicks with clawed wings and flock members which help with childcare.
(Lady) Ross's Turaco
Tauraco rossae
Lady Ross's Turaco, sometimes called just Ross's Turaco, comes from Central and East Africa. It has dark blue-black plumage, a crimson crest and under-wings, white eye-rings and a pale yellow bill without the orange "dustmask" of its Violet cousin.

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Red-crested Turaco

Fischer's Turaco

Hartlaub's Turaco

White-cheeked Turaco

Livingstone's Turaco

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