I never knew we had so many

Hornbills in this country. This is a couple of Crowned Hornbills, common residents in coastal and riverine forests.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A great pair - thanks for your kind comment on my ongoing saga !! fav

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful capture

[Christina]

Spectacular birds!

[Kathy A]

Fabulous birds!

[Babs]

Not the prettiest of birds are they

[Valerie Chesney]

My, you do have some exotic birds.

[katy]

Awesome shot! Is this a male and a female? I love how you composed it

[Mags]

What a beautiful pair!

[Esther Rosenberg]

Love those beaks! Love how the one is looking at the other one eat.

[winghong_ho]

Beautiful birds.

[Carole Sandford]

A lovely pair!

[Casablanca]

These are great!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

They are wonderful looking.

[Merrelyn]

Fabulous looking birds. Those beaks are amazing.

[gloria jones]

Neat capture of these great looking birds

[Rosie Kind]

Fantastic shot

[Milanie]

Really pretty shot - love the colors

[Pam]

Wonderful colors, and beautiful shot! I cannot get over how amazing their beaks are!

[Steve Jacob]

I'm guessing these are a mating pair?

[Susan Wakely]

Great looking birds.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Are they relatives of the Tucan? I keep thinking that's what they are. Quite the pair.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Heather]

A beautiful shot with the two of them side by side on the branch and with the green and orange plant in the background. Fav

[Steve Chappell]

Great capture, they are cool looking birds

[Allison Maltese]

A nice shot of this pair. Does the beak color differ by sex?

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Rick]

Great shot. Very interesting looking birds.

[Diana]

@beryl @joansmor @christinav @kjarn @onewing @happysnaps @grammyn @marlboromaam @dutchothotmailcom @wh2021 @carole_sandford @casablanca @mittens @merrelyn @seattlite @rosiekind @milaniet @pamalama @stevejacob @wakelys @olivetreeann @elisasaeter @365projectorgheatherb @swchappell @falcon11 @bkbinthecity @rickster549 Thanks for the great comments, favs and getting it on the tp and pp. It is very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@grammyn I suppose it is Katy, re the composition I had no choice due to the fence ;-)
@olivetreeann This is what google says Ann. Though they look alike with their large, outlandish beaks, hornbills are an Old World group unrelated to the toucans of the New World :-)
@falcon11 It probably does like many other birds Allison :-)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@ludwigsdiana That's interesting- thanks for looking that up!