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Ramphastos swainsonii
The largest toucan in Central America, the Chestnut-mandibled Toucan, is a prominent member of its habitat. These large, brightly marked birds call to each other in piercing tones, especially in the morning, and small flocks can create a boisterous commotion from their conspicuous perches. Groups of about 20 will travel together through and forage in the canopy, semi-open areas, or clearings with remaining tall trees. Closer to nightfall, flocks congregate at tall emergent trees or tall dead snags and call together.
Rainmaker reserve
Spotted on Jan 8, 2014
Submitted on Jan 11, 2014
1 Comment
Oh..it seems I am not the only one misunderstanding the limits of the mission "Mini-mundo de Costa Rica"..:-)
Karen, you better remove this birdie on time before being chased away ;-D
I would reconside changing the title to a more explicit one, tmvdh, if you are the mission author.