Wow, this was quite a gathering of Collared Aracaris! It started with one and grew to seven of them!

Aracaris are highly sociable and usually found in small flocks. The Collared Aracari makes its home yearround in the tropical rainforests of southern Mexico and throughout Central America. The most distinctive physical chararcteristic of the Aracari is its amazing beak. Their beaks, about 4 inces long, are almost a quarter of the bird’s entire body.

Their bodies are a rainbow of colors, especially their breasts and beaks. On their breasts, Collared Aracaris have yellow, red and green feathers. They also have red or blue plumage surrounding their eyes.

Thanks to Cam Host (Canopy Lodge) and Cornell Lab of Ornithology for the video feed. 10/21/24 07:03:34
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