© Holger Teichmann
© Dan Fox
© John C Sullivan
© William Rockey

Trumpeter Hornbill Bycanistes bucinator

登入 可看見你的標章

辨識

MERLIN 技術支援

A large, mostly black-and-white hornbill that occurs in thickets, dense woodland, and riverine and coastal forest. It can be surprisingly inconspicuous while eating large fruit in forest trees, but in flight it has noisy wingbeats and a far-carrying baby-like wailing “whaaaaaa waa waa” call. In flight note narrow white hind edges to the mostly dark wings; the similar Black-and-white-casqued Hornbill has a very broad white hind edge, and the Silvery-cheeked Hornbill has no white hind edge.

MERLIN 技術支援