Species names in all available languages
Language | Common name |
---|---|
Catalan | guan alablanc |
Czech | guan bělokřídlý |
Dutch | Witvleugelsjakohoen |
English | White-winged Guan |
English (United States) | White-winged Guan |
French | Pénélope à ailes blanches |
French (France) | Pénélope à ailes blanches |
German | Weißschwingenguan |
Japanese | ハジロシャクケイ |
Norwegian | hvitvingehokko |
Polish | penelopa białoskrzydła |
Russian | Белокрылая пенелопа |
Serbian | Belokrili guan |
Slovak | šuan bielokrídly |
Spanish | Pava Aliblanca |
Spanish (Peru) | Pava de Ala Blanca |
Spanish (Spain) | Pava aliblanca |
Swedish | vitvingad guan |
Turkish | Ak Kanatlı Guan |
Ukrainian | Пенелопа білокрила |
White-winged Guan Penelope albipennis
Ferrnando Angulo Pratolongo
Version: 1.0 — Published June 3, 2011
Version: 1.0 — Published June 3, 2011
Diet and Foraging
Diet
The White-winged Guan feeds on vegetable material (fruits, flowers, seeds and leaves) from at least 34 species of trees and bushes of the dry forest (Ortiz and Diaz 1997, Lerner et al. 2003). The most important species in the diet of the White-winged Guan are the fig "Higuerón" (Ficus spp.) and "Overo" (Cordia lutea), since both are available most of the year.
Other species that form part of the diet of the White-winged Guan are shown in the following table:
Spanish name | Latin name | Part consumed |
Hierba santa | Cestrum auriculatum | Fruits |
Palo blanco | Celtis iguanea | Flowers and leaves |
Tuple, Luchaj | Acnistus arborescens | Fruits |
Overo | Cordia lutea | Flowers, fruits and leaves |
Lipe | Scutia spicata | Fruits |
Higuerón | Ficus spp. | Fruits |
Frejolillo | Erythrina smithiana | Flowers |
Faique | Acacia macracantha | Fruits |
Angolo | Pithecellobium multiflorum | Fruits and leaves |
Chaquiro | Pithecellobium excelsum | Fruits and seeds |
Cerecillo | Muntingia calabura | Flowers, fruits and leaves |
Café* | Coffea arabica | Fruits |
Angolo | Pithecellobium multiflorum | Fruits and leaves |
Almendro | Geoffroya striata | Flowers and fruits |
* Cultivated species