Male Bare-faced Curassow (Crax fasciolata) near Araras Lodge, Mato Grosso, Northern Pantanal, Brazil, South America

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Male Bare-faced Curassow (Crax fasciolata) near Araras Lodge, Mato Grosso, Northern Pantanal, Brazil, South America

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Amazon Brazil Galliformes Galliforms Galloanserae Male Animal Pantanal Pantanal Wetlands South America Cracidae Crax Curassow

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. In this snapshot, we witness the charismatic Male Bare-faced Curassow flaunting his impeccable style near Araras Lodge in the enchanting Northern Pantanal. With its striking plumage and confident demeanor, this avian heartthrob knows how to steal the show! As he struts through the lush wetlands of Brazil's South America, our feathered friend effortlessly embodies elegance and charm. His bare face is an open canvas for admiration, showcasing nature's artistry at its finest. With every step, he leaves a trail of awe-inspired onlookers in his wake. This dapper curassow belongs to a lineage that has graced Latin American forests for centuries. Known as Crax fasciolata or banded curassow among scientific circles, he carries himself with regal grace while navigating through Amazonian wonders. The vibrant colors and intricate patterns adorning his feathers are like brushstrokes from Mother Nature herself – an exquisite masterpiece that never fails to mesmerize wildlife enthusiasts worldwide. So let us celebrate this magnificent creature captured by Nick Garbutt's lens! Whether you're an avid bird lover or simply appreciate natural beauty, this print will transport you into the magical realm of Brazil's Pantanal wetlands where untamed splendor reigns supreme.

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