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First, we took a look at soft-billed birds which lead to an exploration of the differences between softbills – hardbills – hookbills & waxbills.
Red-knobbed Hornbill
btw – some species of Hornbills can make a Blue and Gold Macaw – seem small.
Southern Ground Hornbill
White-crested Hornbill
Oriental Pied Hornbill
Wreathed HornbillÂ
(Uniquely long tailed) Helmeted Hornbill
Rufous Hornbill
Southern Ground Hornbill
Great Hornbill
Mindanoa Hornbill
Yellow billed Hornbill
Trumpeter Hornbill
Abyssinian ground Hornbill
Palawan Hornbill
African grey Hornbill
Papuna Hornbill (the Ed Sullivan of Hornbills)
Western Red-Billed Hornbill
(male) Rhinoceros Hornbill
Female Black Hornbill
We’ll continue to add images as we find them, until then be on the look out for the following species of hornbills:
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John Hollon, NY
11 Sep 2017Nature never ceases to amaze me, loved it since a kid and at 54 STILL impress and awe. Humbles yet inspires
WindyCityParrot
11 Sep 2017glad you enjoyed the post John
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mitch
John Hollon, NY
11 Sep 2017Nature never ceases to amaze me, loved it since a kid and at 54 STILL impress and awe. Humbles yet inspires
WindyCityParrot
11 Sep 2017glad you enjoyed the post John
best
mitch
Lisa
12 Sep 2017Inspires awe, and also a phrase like “only a mother could love that face”!
WindyCityParrot
12 Sep 2017hahahaha
Lisa
12 Sep 2017Inspires awe, and also a phrase like “only a mother could love that face”!