After a skillful maneuver by our boat captain, he managed to bring the boat into a small cove in the river that suddenly put us in the middle of a glade in the rainforest. In the clearing in front of us sat the strikingly beautiful bird that the guide had already heard - a Cinnamon-rumped trogon. The species gets its name from its characteristic, cinnamon-brown upperparts. It is an insectivore and about 25 cm long and is sometimes described as "inactive". And this bird really did stay in the same place, even when we got quite close.