Toucan

This flashy, colorful Collared Aracari is one of the most recognizable birds in Central America. The large bill enables the bird to search deep in tree holes for food. Toucans eat fruit such as papaya and berries and typically forage in the middle canopy layers of the rainforest. This one was in a tree about 50 feet above us as we hiked in a volcanic region of Guanacaste.

[Taffy]

What a find! And to find it in nature -- more special!

[Tracie Broadhead]

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[Peter Grave]

Wonderful capture.fav

[KWind]

Wow, fabulous capture!

[Margo]

Magnificent capture

[Karen Mitchell]

Oh my gosh, ok... well this is fun!

[Louise & Ken]

they're the most wonderful birds!

[Pam Knowler]

Oh I love toucans! What amazing birds they are and to see one in the wild -,wow! Fabulous capture! Fav! You do visit some exciting places!

[Kane Arlow]

It must have been fantastic to see this in its natural habitat.

[Ron]

Did you feed him some Fruit Loops? ;-) Great capture.

[Denise Wood]

Wow! My first photo of a toucan! Thanks :) Fav

[Corinne]

great catch

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful bird capture.

[Rick Schies]

A beautiful bird

[Graham Thresher]

What a great capture.

[Rosie Kerr]

What a nice shot of this colorful and unique bird.

[Richard Hickey]

Incredible picture. Congratulations on making the Trending Page. Well deserved.

[Dayle]

Love his colours. Great shot

[Jane Pittenger]

Great capture

[Anita Campbell]

Fabulous. I remember seeing these guys in the trees when we were in Costa Rica. They are so pretty.

[maree_sanderson]

who's a pretty boy then...gorgeous shot

[Gena Pegg]

Wonderful capture of this beautiful bird. How fun to see it in the wild!!!