Adult (Ariel) © Kacau Oliveira eBird S33995322 Macaulay Library ML 46778271
Adult (Channel-billed) © Jerome Foster
Adult (Citron-throated) © Edwin Munera
Adult (Yellow-ridged) © Phillip Edwards
Adult (Channel-billed) © Jerome Foster
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Adult (Channel-billed) © Jerome Foster
Adult (Channel-billed) © Micheline Bisson

Dotterkehltukan Ramphastos vitellinus

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Large toucan, widespread across South American lowlands. Mostly black with a dark bill (although some populations have a yellow ridge on top of the bill). Significant plumage variation across range: throat color varies from white to orange; bare skin around eye varies from blue to red. In the western part of its range, appearance is very similar to White-throated Toucan, but note voice: a grating croak, not a clear yelp. Singles, pairs, or small flocks are found in the forest canopy, often around fruiting trees. Named for the groove along the upper part of the bill, which is difficult to see in the field.

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