Numida meleagris coronatus

Called the Natal {Helmeted} Guineafowlhttps://www.biolib.cz/en/taxon/id444547/. It is found in eastern South Africahttps://www.gbif.org/species/6179908https://avibase.bsc-eoc.org/species.jsp?avibaseid=1044B438EE7556BB. It's identity is attributed to a Gurney in 1868. It appears that they may be in some zoos or parks in Germany. However the pictures of South African originating Natal Guineafowl look different then the German ones, which have a distinct curve on their headcrest. Going by their scientific name it would make sense that this is what they were named for, but I can't be sure without more proof of what they look like and in consideration to other subspecies that possible occur in eastern South Africa as well, such as mitratus.
==References==
Category:Guineafowls
Category:South African birds
Category:Helmeted Guineafowl subspecies