A large toucan once called the Chestnut-mandibled Toucan (but has a black bill in parts of South America). From back at nest hole in a palm. | ||||||
25% smaller than the Yellow-throated Toucan, and always with a black lower mandible. | ||||||
A large toucan most closely related to the Channel-billed Toucan. Almost always seen inside the forest. | ||||||
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A large toucan made famous by being on a cereal box. | ||||||
A large toucan. The 'tucanus' subspecies in west Venezuela, Guyanas, and northeast Brazil has a red bill. Both races have a yellow stripe on top of the bill like one race of the Channel-billed Toucan. | ||||||||||||
A bit smaller than the White-throated Toucan. There are three forms, and a fourth that is now a species, the Citron-throated Toucan. The 'ariel' subspecies in east Brazil has a yellow/orange chest/throat and a black bill. The 'culminatus' subspecies in most of the west Amazon has a white chest/throat and all black bill. The 'vitellinus' subspecies in the Guyanas and north Brazil has a yellow stripe on the top of the bill and a mix of white and orange on the chest/throat. | ||||||||||||
