Crimson-rumped Toucanet - eBird
Medium-sized, grass-green toucan of humid tropical forest from foothills to highlands. Usually in pairs or small groups, moving through the canopy or feeding at fruiting trees. To separate from Emerald Toucanet, look for all dark maroon bill and red rump patch. Listen for long series of repeated barking notes.
Crimson-rumped Toucanet - eBird
Tucán de tamaño mediano, verde, de bosque tropical húmedo desde las estribaciones hasta las tierras altas. Usualmente en parejas o pequeños grupos, moviéndose a través del dosel o alimentándose en árboles frutales. Para separarle de Emerald Toucanet, busca el pico totalmente marrón oscuro y el parche rojo de la rabadilla.
Groove-billed Toucanet - eBird
Usually in pairs or small groups, moving or feeding in the canopy. Occurs in humid tropical forests in foothills and highlands. Song a repetitive, raspy croak. Distinguished from Emerald Toucanet and Crimson-rumped Toucanet mainly by green undertail coverts and rump and bluish tail tip.
Checklist for El Pangán ProAves reserve - eBird
Crimson-rumped Toucanet. Collared Aracari. Yellow-throated Toucan. Choco Toucan. Woodpeckers. Smoky-brown Woodpecker. Yellow-vented Woodpecker. Choco Woodpecker. Crimson-bellied Woodpecker. Crimson-crested Woodpecker. Cinnamon Woodpecker. Lita Woodpecker. Golden-olive Woodpecker. Falcons and Caracaras.
Checklist for Ruta Los Andes - eBird
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Checklist for Vereda Peñas Blancas - eBird
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Northern Emerald-Toucanet - eBird
Medium-sized, grass-green toucan of humid tropical forest in foothills and highlands; also very locally in lowlands. Usually in pairs or small groups, moving through the canopy or feeding at fruiting trees. Nothing similar in its range. Note the rusty tail tips, best seen from below. Pattern of black and yellow on bill varies from region to region.
Black-billed Mountain-Toucan - eBird
Distinctive toucan of montane forests in the Andes from Venezuela to extreme northwest Peru. Easy to identify with black cap, dark bill, white throat, powder blue belly, and mostly brownish upperparts. Occurs from 1,500-2,500m, typically below the elevational range of Gray-breasted Mountain-Toucan but occasionally some overlap. Uncommon; usually found singly or in pairs …
Checklist for Colombia - eBird
Crimson-rumped Toucanet. Aulacorhynchus sp. Gray-breasted Mountain-Toucan. Plate-billed Mountain-Toucan. Black-billed Mountain-Toucan. Lettered Aracari. Collared Aracari. Chestnut-eared Aracari. Many-banded Aracari. Ivory-billed Aracari. aracari sp. Yellow-eared Toucanet. Golden-collared Toucanet.
Blauzügelarassari - eBird
Usually in pairs or small groups, moving or feeding in the canopy. Occurs in humid tropical forests in foothills and highlands. Song a repetitive, raspy croak. Distinguished from Emerald Toucanet and Crimson-rumped Toucanet mainly by green undertail coverts and rump and bluish tail tip.