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Comes in two forms, one with a mostly yellow bill, and one with an ivory-colored bill with brown on the upper mandible (HBW). Found north of the Amazon river. The more southern Brown-mandibled Aracari has now been split out. | ||||||
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This species has two forms, sometimes considered different species. Humboldt's Aracari, found in the Andean foothills from Colombia to Bolivia as well as the western Amazon basin, has an all black lower mandible. | ||||||||||||
Split from the Ivory-billed Aracari and found south of the Amazon river. Note brown lower mandible. | ||||||
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Split from the Collared Aracari. Note dark upper mandible. From side showing coloration similar to [Collared Aracari]. | ||||||
Aracaris are small red, yellow and black toucans. The Collared Aracari has the widest distribution of aracaris in Central America and north South America. | ||||||
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