Feeding habits: Resplendent quetzals are considered specialized fruit-eaters, although they mix their diet with insects, frogs, and lizards.

Visual description: Blueish-green back, tail, and head feathers. A dark red chest and a lighter under belly with white feathers on the underside of the wings. 

Location:Found in the most southern parts of North America and in Central America.

Information and Fun facts: This bird was considered divine by ancient Mayan and Aztecs. It was also a part of Mesoamerican mythology. This beautiful bird can be either green or blueish. It also has one of the longest tails for a bird.