Black-billed Mountain Toucan

Black-billed Mountain ToucanA mountain toucan with a blue breast and a large bill that visits fruiting trees, often in small groups.What does it look like?The crown and nape are black, and the upperparts are coppery. The throat and sides of the face are white, the underparts are blue, and the undertail is red.How does it live?A mountain toucan with a blue breast and a large bill that visits fruiting trees, often in small groups.It is often seen in pairs or small groups at fruiting trees and feeds mainly on fruit. It nests in high tree holes and also takes some animal food.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.