A simple question this time: Who’s hiding here?
Photo taken today at Zoo Berlin.
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I know. Clue: I’ve written about these birds a fair bit at Tet Zoo 🙂
which is why I was tempted to call this one “(no) Mystery image 3 (for Darren)”
Easy, Southern Ground Hornbill. What do I win? 😉
Heh, I thought it might be a ground hornbill, but didn’t dare venture the guess.
and Herman is right indeed! Southern Ground Hornbill. Read up on hornbills at Darren Naish’s TetZoo: Intro, Southern (long post) and Northern (short post) Ground Hornbills, and getting bitten by them.