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Trumpeter Hornbill

Bycanistes bucinator Β· isiZulu: iKhunatha

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Here all year

What it sounds like

A long, rising wail exactly like a baby crying. People genuinely go outside to check. Once you know it, you will hear them all over the Berea.

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How to recognise it

Big, black-and-white, with a heavy bill topped by a hollow casque. They travel in noisy parties through the canopy after figs, and the wingbeats are loud enough to hear from the ground. The female seals herself into a tree cavity to nest, and the male feeds her through a slit.

Seen in Manor Gardens

Nobody has logged a Trumpeter Hornbill here yet. If you spot one, you will be the first on the record.

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