When young are 2 to 3 weeks old, they are able to clamber around the nest into branches. They leave the nest 23 days after hatching, and they can fly at one month. Parents still feed them for 40 to 45 days, and young become independent at 7 weeks of age.

White-bellied Go-away-bird) - Avibase Corythaixoides leucogaster (White-bellied Go-away-bird) - Avibase

Its diet is mainly fruit (such as wild figs and berries), flowers, buds, leaves, termites, and snails. V. meini (Ballmann 1969) Kašin 1976 [ Musophaga meini Ballmann 1969; Apopempsis meini (Ballmann 1969) Brodkorb 1971] The grey go away bird has a dark smokey grey plumage covering its entire body and head. It is a medium sized bird with a long tail that appears darker than the rest of the body. It has elongated crest feathers on its head that look like a crown. How cute are they?Fain, Matthew G. & Houde, Peter (2004). "Parallel radiations in the primary clades of birds" (PDF). Evolution. 58 (11): 2558–2573. doi: 10.1554/04-235. PMID 15612298. S2CID 1296408. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2017-07-09 . Retrieved 2016-07-08. On the head, plumage is pale grey, paler around the eyes. Crown shows a wonderful slightly shaggy crest of about 6 to 7 cm in length. This crest is as raised or flattened, according to the moment.

Gray Go-away-bird - eBird Gray Go-away-bird - eBird

The bare-faced go-away-bird is a noisy and restless species, that moves about singly or in groups. [7] Food and feeding [ edit ] Both male and female Grey Louries look the same. They measure between 47-51 cm in length and weigh between 200-305 grams. The distribution and habitat of Grey Louries a b Holzman, Barbara A. (2008). Tropical forest biomes. Greenwood Press. ISBN 978-0-313-33840-3. OCLC 470649845.The population of white-bellied go-away-birds has not been quantified. [9] Its conservation status is stated to be "of least concern". This is because the population is not believed to be below 10,000 mature individuals and the bird has a wide distribution of over 3 million km 2, meaning it does not meet vulnerability criteria. Furthermore, the population appears stable and not to be in decline.