These indigo blue Ross's turacos have golden yellow bills that fade to red. They have a yellow zorro mask and a reddish purple head tuft. They also have a long tail and long legs and in my opinion look somewhat out of place in this palm tree. Something that is not visible in the photo is the crimson undersides of the wings. These are almost only seen in flight. Just like in the photo, yellow-masked turacos eat fruit, fruit and fruit. In some places, their appetite for cultivated fruit is so great that they are considered pests.