The first trogon in Malaysia! As you can see, the male in the picture has a blue eye ring, blue markings on the beak, a cinnamon brown back and a yellow-green head and an intense orange breast. The female also has a blue eye ring and a bluish beak, but a grey-brown head, a duller brown back and a weaker yellow on the breast. The species is insectivorous and hunts from an often fixed perch in the lower treetops of the lowlands and in mountain forests. The species breeds between January and May and digs its nests in dead tree stumps. Both parents cooperate to raise the young. It is a resident bird that occurs in southern China, and Southeast Asia, including Borneo, Sumatra and Java.