A Female Two Horned Hornbill Is Standing On A Trunk Editorial Photo

The two horned hornbill is a bird of the hornbill family in the order of Buddhist monks, also known as the Great Hornbill, Great billed Sparrow, Robbie, and Wajang. [10] The upper mouth and the top of the helmet are both orange red, the side of the mouth is orange yellow, and the lower mouth is ivory white The cheeks, chin, and throat are all black, while the back head and neck are milky white The covering feathers on the back, shoulders, waist, chest, and tail are all black, while the covering feathers on the abdomen and below the tail are white The wings are also black, but the wing tips are white with obvious white wing spots The tail feathers are white with black banded spots near the ends The legs are gray green and stained with brown, and the claws are almost black. The feather color of female birds is similar to that of male birds, except for the smaller helmet protrusion. The name comes from the fact that the helmet of male adult birds is slightly concave above and the leading edge forms two horn like protrusions, similar to rhinoceros horns.The hornbill is distributed in India, Bangladesh, Indochina Peninsula, western Indonesia and other places. In China, it is mainly distributed in the west and southwest of Yunnan and southeast of Xizang