The toucans are of the Amazon rainforest and the hornbills of the Asian and African rainforests appear to be very similar but are not closely related.
The large bills of toucans and hornbills make them easy to identify. These birds use these bills to feed on fruits and berries.
Both toucans and hornbills live in the emergent trees of the rain-forest.
The Black-necked Aracari (Pteroglossus aracari) is one of the larger species of aracaris. It’s inhabits a variety of forest and woodland habitats.
The Channel-billed Toucan (Ramphastos vitellinus) is the most widespread species of “croaker.” It occurs northwestern Colombia east across most of northern and central South America.
It is endemic to humid forests of the Philippine islands, and unlike other hornbill species, both sexes have orange-red throat and peri-ocular skin.
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