A monograph of the Trogonidae, or family of trogons, London, The Author 1835-1838, trogons, trogons in art, museum of comparative zoology, John Gould, Elizabeth Gould, birds, Trogonidae, Elizabeth Gould, women in science, Gould, A vibrant green and white bird with a distinctively rich emerald head and long tail perches gracefully on a branch. Its striking plumage features a mix of shades, with a glossy green upper body and a contrasting white underbelly. The bird's beak is short and slightly hooked, showcasing a touch of yellow near the base. Delicate leaves surround the branch, adding a natural touch to the scene. This depiction highlights the bird's elegant posture and intricate feather details, emphasizing its role in the beauty of the avian world. Below, the scientific name 'Trogon gigas' is noted, indicating its classification within the Trogon family.