Trogons are resident (non-migratory) in tropical forests worldwide, with the greatest diversity found in Central and in South America. Some Trogons are referred to as “Quetzals." Most members have colorful plumages with distinctive male and female plumages. They have broad bills and weak legs. Their diet consists of insects and fruit.

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The Cuban trogon, also known as the tocoloro or tocororo, is the national bird of Cuba. It is a beautiful bird species with blue wings, white breast and a red belly. Its colors mirroring those of the Cuban flag. It is an endemic species, very commonly found all over Cuba.