
Ross's Turaco
Tauraco rossae (Gould, 1852)
Most records: Uganda, Kenya, Zambia
Where and when it's recorded
Most records: Uganda, Kenya, Zambia
Ross's Turaco has been recorded at 90 of the 8,276 birding hotspots we track, in 9 countries and regions.
Records by month Northern Hemisphere
Where it's recorded most
- Entebbe Botanical GardenUganda979 records
- Bigodi SwampUganda335 records
- Lake Mburo NPUganda291 records
More places
- Kakamega Forest NR – Rondo Retreat CentreKenya263 records
- Angama LodgeKenya168 records
- Kakamega Forest NRKenya115 records
- Kibale NPUganda109 records
- Rumangabo ICCN Camp & Mikeno Lodge and trailsCongo - Kinshasa97 records
- Mutinondo WildernessZambia93 records
- Mabamba SwampUganda90 records
Countries and regions with the most records
eBird records via GBIF up to 2024-12-31. A record means someone listed it; more records partly mean more birders, not more birds.
Questions
Where does the Ross's Turaco live?
Its breeding range: Africa: Cameroon to South Sudan and western Kenya south to Angola and Botswana. It is most often recorded in Uganda, Kenya and Zambia.
What family is the Ross's Turaco in?
It belongs to the family Turacos (Musophagidae), order Musophagiformes.
Range
Africa: Cameroon to South Sudan and western Kenya south to Angola and Botswana
Breeding range, IOC World Bird List 15.2
Classification
- Order
- Musophagiformes
- Family
- Turacos Musophagidae
- Genus
- Tauraco
Other birds in the genus Tauraco
Violet TuracoTauraco violaceus
Yellow-billed TuracoTauraco macrorhynchus
Bannerman's TuracoTauraco bannermani
White-crested TuracoTauraco leucolophus
Red-crested TuracoTauraco erythrolophus
Guinea TuracoTauraco persa
Livingstone's TuracoTauraco livingstonii
Schalow's TuracoTauraco schalowi
Knysna TuracoTauraco corythaix
Black-billed TuracoTauraco schuettii
Fischer's TuracoTauraco fischeri
Hartlaub's TuracoTauraco hartlaubi
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