In Murchinson Falls National Park in northern Uganda we came across one of my "target birds" - a Narina trogon. Unfortunately it was perched so high up that the angle was difficult, but the viewer can still see some of the bird's beauty in the picture. The bird is reminiscent in some ways of its Central American relative the quetzal as its back is green and its front is bright red and its bill is yellow. In this picture, however, the entire back is blue and the yellow cheek patch is green. It nests in tree cavities and feeds on insects and fruit. The species is described as "locally uncommon but widely distributed".