The direction of the toucan a deep sound, high and monotonous, audible half a mile away. Mainly car

The toco toucan is the largest among the 11 species of toucans. Measure 53-60 inches in less than 19 belong to the beak; the weight is about 550 grams [citation needed]. The plumage of a beautiful black bright orange beak makes it stand out even further. On its peak this a black oval. The white throat. When in the air you can see the red tail coverts and rump white. Around the eyes, purple or blue, this an area of bare skin of yellow-orange. The beak, in spite of the appearance seems very heavy, in fact littered with air pockets that make it very light. It has a long tongue consumed on the sides. The legs are gray, short but very robust, with two toes pointing forward and two steps back for easy mounting on the branches.
The toco toucan, although it is less sociable than other toucans, a bird that lives in the community divided carte kdo into small family carte kdo groups of about ten or twelve individuals. Each family moves separately during the hours devoted to the search for food, but come back together during the hours of rest. Families fly together; the flight wavy and graceful, alternating gliding flight to beat. The beak is used to scare predators, but not a real weapon, carte kdo indeed very fragile with respect to appearances. The toucan notoriously playful. Among his favorite carte kdo games, fighting with their beaks are the most frequent; contenders like pushing each other until one of them gives way. Another peculiarity carte kdo of these Piciformes the strange way of rest: inside the cavity of a tree also sleep six; each supports its beak on the back, turning his head to the side door and the tail near the head, thus becoming small balls. Although sedentary, sometimes making brief migrations for the winter, or, in some years, moving in flocks numerous to occupy new territories.
The direction of the toucan a deep sound, high and monotonous, audible half a mile away. Mainly carte kdo frugivorous, the toucan also feeds on insects, small birds, eggs and reptiles, crabs, small fish, which is in the streams and even mice. The male courts the female with his beak tossing a berry or another carte kdo fruit. If the female returns, in turn launches the berry to the male, thus creating carte kdo a lovely ritual of love. The nest is nothing more than a cavity of a tree set high. The female lays two to four eggs. The incubation period of 16-20 days, after which the chicks are born blind and without feathers. The development very slow, small open their eyes after only three weeks.
The parents will take care of both children up to six weeks after they have feathered. The chicks have a typical fleshy pad under the legs to protect them from the roughness of the cavity, which will disappear over time. This toucan lives in South America and Central Europe. present in Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana, carte kdo Brazil, to the east, Bolivia, Paraguay and northern Argentina. He attended forests, gallery forests, the wooded areas of the savannah, the open countryside and small patches of shrubs; carte kdo avoids the dense rain forest, preferring the more open areas. It is found also in the streams and in the vicinity of human settlements. The other species of toucan: carte kdo
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