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Fiery-billed aracari (Juv.)

Pteroglossus frantzii

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Description:

To see an angry one, look at the just added last photo...

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Comments (10)
Jonathan Sequeira
indeed, they are the rule, they move in flocks, which can be up to a dozen, they are predators of insects and birds, of course they love fruits...
KarenL
He looks more curious than angry! Lovely shots!
BrandonBlount
Last photo first, that will draw more attention! :-D It does look quite menacing, which makes that shot extremely interesting to view.
Ashish
Oh... Look so much angry one... should not be a nightmare for me... ;)

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The Color Red
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2011 Best Wildlife Photo
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Birds of Panama and Costa Rica
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Path of the Tapir Biological Corridor
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PublishedOctober 13, 2011

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