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Oriental Pied Hornbill & Wreathed Hornbill Feeding their mates in the nest | Birding in China

biOriental Pied Hornbill : A small black-and-white hornbill with a whitish-yellow bill and “helmet.” Primarily black, but with a white belly, facial patch, and wing and tail edges. Sexes are similar, but males have a much larger “helmet” than the female. More tolerant of human habitation than other hornbills and can sometimes be found in large city parks as well as open forests and edges. Noisy and social, often giving loud yapping calls to flockmates.(From Ebird) Click on the Ebird links https://ebird.org/checklist/S88786715 for more information on bird species and locations. Wreathed Hornbill: A large and stately hornbill of expansive montane forests. Both sexes are black with snow-white tails. The male has a yellow face and throat patch, while the female has a red patch of skin around the eye and a blue throat patch. Usually seen in pairs or medium-sized flocks, flying between fruiting trees. Usually the only hornbill in highland areas. Gives loud hoarse trumpeting croaks, often while in flight. As with many other large hornbills, wings create a powerful thrumming when flying.(From Ebird) Click on the Ebird links https://ebird.org/checklist/S88789418 for more information on bird species and locations.