Narina Trogon

Conservation Status:

It is listed as Least Concern, with a stable and widespread population

Population Trends:

The population trend remains stable, supported by its broad distribution across sub-Saharan Africa.

Population Size:

Exact numbers are not well known

Family:

Trogonidae

Location:

In Uganda, the Narina Trogon inhabits tropical forests, riverine woodlands, and dense vegetation

Habitat:

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Kibale National Park, Semuliki National Park, and Budongo Forest. It prefers quiet, shaded areas where it feeds on insects and small fruits.

Migration Pattern:

This species is non-migratory, making only short local movements

Migration Distance:

Usually within a few kilometers, depending on food and habitat conditions.

About this Bird:

A Jewel Hidden in the Forest

The Narina Trogon (Apaloderma narina) is one of Uganda’s most beautiful forest birds rich in color yet often quietly hidden in the shadows. A member of the Trogonidae family, it is a true symbol of undisturbed forest life.

A Symbol of Forest Integrity

Elusive and striking, the Narina Trogon reflects the health of Uganda’s forests. Where it thrives, the forest still stands strong rich, balanced, and full of life.

Narina Trogon

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About this Bird:

A Jewel Hidden in the Forest

A Symbol of Forest Integrity

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