Northern Red-billed Hornbill Tockus erythrorhynchus |
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The northern red-billed hornbill was recently split from the Tanzanian endemic, the Tanzanian red-billed (or Ruaha) hornbill. The left upper photo shows both for comparison. The pair in the right upper photo (Lake Manyara, 1-18) is courtesy of Trude Peterson; the left 3rd row, (Tarangire, 1-08), courtesy Mike Peterson. The 2nd, 3rd and 8th row photos were taken in Mkomazi; The 8th row photo is courtesy of Kim Axmann. The others including the juvenile were taken in Tarangire; click photo above to see 23 enlargements. To see a male feeding a female in a nest (photos 1-15) and then a pair feeding young in a nest (photos 16-22), click here. |
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