Violet Turaco
by Eva Lechner
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Violet Turaco
Artist
Eva Lechner
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Photograph - Photograph/artistic Photography
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SOLD a Weekender Tote Bag to a buyer from Miami, FL - United States.
The violet turaco, also known as the violaceous plantain eater (Musophaga violacea), is a large turaco, a group of African otidimorphae.
These are unmistakable birds, but shy and often inconspicuous in the treetops. They are approximately 48 cm (19 in) long, including a long tail and a 4 cm (1.6 in) bill. They boast a winglength of 21 cm (8.3 in)[2] and weigh approximately 360 g. The plumage is glossy violet, except for the yellow forehead, chestnut crown and white ear coverts; the bill is thick and red. In flight, the violet turaco's crimson primary flight feathers contrast with the violet plumage. The red colour in the wings is typical of turacos.
It is resident in West Africa, and has an extremely large range from Senegal through to the Nigeria, with an isolated population in Chad and Central African Republic. It occurs in tropical savannas, wetlands, woodlands and forests.
Photographed(Canon 5 D Mark III,400 mm) at Cango Wildlife Ranch in Oudtshoorn,South Africa
SOLD as a Tote Bag - 16" x 16" to a buyer from Chicago,IL on Oct.6th 2020
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May 24th, 2020
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Eva Lechner
Thank you for the compliment and for appreciating my work,Peter!You have a big choice,you can buy at least for one of your rooms:)
Peter Ballantyne
Your work is just stunning. If I bought everything I loved here, there would be no room for me in the house!
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