Toucan, Ramphastos Toco

Ramphastos Toco (Toucan)
Guyana
A Resident of Guyana's Rainforest Canopy.
2012

Keel-billed Toucan and Tapir from Belize

Belize, land of adventure ...
Eco-ambassadors: the mahogany tree, black orchid, keel-billed toucan and the tapir are four national symbols of Belize.

Photography: Carol Farneti Foster, Tony Rath and Ygnacio Rivero
2013

Toucans from Brazil

Brasil
Colecao didatica

Tucano - Rhamphastos toco
Mede ate 60 cm, cabendo 16 cm so ao bico.
Sao aves da mata, alimentam-se de frutas e tambem de animais pequenos como sapos e passarinhos.

Tucan - Rhamphastos toco
Measures until 60 cm., belong 16 cm only to the beak.  They are birds of the woods, like to eat fruits, but also little animals as frogs and young birds.
1987

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Toucans have been known to plunder nests of smaller birds, taking eggs and nestlings. This probably provides a crucial addition of protein to their diet. However, toucans are mainly fruit eaters, and as such play an extremely important ecological role as vectors (agent for transporting seeds) for seed dispersal of fruiting trees. Often when eating small fruits, toucans will throw their heads back and allow the fruit to roll into their throats before swallowing.

Onecan and Toucans

Onecan - Toucans

by Spike Milliagan
(Great Postcard! - very clever :)
2011

Animals of Costa Rica

Costa Rica

Fauna de Costa Rica:
Iguana, Mono Congo, Lapas Rojas, Perezoso, Tucanes

Costarican Fauna:
Iguana, Howler Monkey, Scarlet Macaws, Sloth, Toucans
2011