Habitat These unique birds are found in tropical and sub-tropical rainforests from southern Mexico to Venezuela and Colombia. Diet Keel-billed toucans feed mostly on fruits but are also known to eat insects, lizards, tree frogs and even eggs.
Threats The species is not currently listed as endangered, but it is threatened by human activity. Sources Jukofsky, Diane. Encyclopedia of Rainforests. Connecticut: Oryx Press, Tags: Environmental Curriculum for Schools. You Might Also Like Species Profile Cerulean Warbler.
Species Profile African Grey Parrot. Behavior: Keel-bills are very social and are seldom solitary, preferring to be in groups of up to 15 birds. Usually found in the upper levels of the forest where they move through the trees by hopping from limb to limb, flying only if necessary. Diet: Diet consists primarily of fruit, nuts and animal prey if fruit is scarce, they will feed on insects, lizards, frogs and bird eggs. Senses: Keel-bills have good eyesight; if there is a sense of smell it is limited.
Communication: Keel-bills, one of the most vocal toucans, chatter continuously. McNab Editorial Team. Related Articles. November 1, September 28, September 27, September 23, September 18, September 4, October 6, Description The large, colourful bill of the Keel-Billed Toucan is distinctive, predominantly green with a red tip, orange sides and the occasional splash of blue markings.
Behaviour Like most species in the toucan family, Keel-Billed Toucans are social birds that live in small flocks, sharing nests in the holes of trees. Protected by these WLT Projects. Registered charity No.
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