Red-headed trogon ★ Sabyasachi - A Progressive Thought

IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature):	Least Concern — fairly widespread but generally uncommon and local.
Approximate size(adult):	31–35 cm in length; a medium-sized trogon with a large head, short bill, long tail, and striking red head (male), black back, and white-banded underparts.
Resident/ Migrate from:	Mostly resident; some populations show minor seasonal movements.
Migrate to:	Non-migratory, with limited local movements within forest ranges.
Breeding season:	Usually March to June, varying slightly by region.
Breed in:	Nests in tree cavities or rotten stumps, often excavated in soft wood; clutch typically 2–4 eggs; both parents share incubation.
Habitat:	Prefers dense evergreen forests, moist deciduous forests, bamboo thickets, and shaded forest interiors.
Diet:	Feeds on insects, caterpillars, beetles, and also fruits and berries, often sallying from a perch.

IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature):

Least Concern — fairly widespread but generally uncommon and local.

Approximate size(adult):

31–35 cm in length; a medium-sized trogon with a large head, short bill, long tail, and striking red head (male), black back, and white-banded underparts.

Resident/ Migrate from:

Mostly resident; some populations show minor seasonal movements.

Migrate to:

Non-migratory, with limited local movements within forest ranges.

Breeding season:

Usually March to June, varying slightly by region.

Breed in:

Nests in tree cavities or rotten stumps, often excavated in soft wood; clutch typically 2–4 eggs; both parents share incubation.

Habitat:

Prefers dense evergreen forests, moist deciduous forests, bamboo thickets, and shaded forest interiors.

Diet:

Feeds on insects, caterpillars, beetles, and also fruits and berries, often sallying from a perch.