The orange forehead and blue eyebrow and chin are distinctive. Most similar to larger Lesson’s Motmot below.
Often found singly or in pairs inside forest, usually below canopy. Cornell All About Birds
Thursday, July 31, 2025
Keel-billed Motmot
The Keel-billed Motmot is a medium-sized forest-dweller that likes to sit motionless. They are mostly dull green, slightly buffier below, with a black mask and breast spot.
The orange forehead and blue eyebrow and chin are distinctive. Most similar to larger Lesson’s Motmot below.
Often found singly or in pairs inside forest, usually below canopy. Cornell All About Birds
The orange forehead and blue eyebrow and chin are distinctive. Most similar to larger Lesson’s Motmot below.
Often found singly or in pairs inside forest, usually below canopy. Cornell All About Birds
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