Hornbill - San Diego Zoo Animals & Plants
You can easily pick out a hornbill from other birds by a special body part atop their bill called a casque. Hornbills have a long tail, broad wings, and white and black, brown, or gray feathers. This contrasts with the brightly colored neck, face, bill, and casque in many hornbill varieties.
Hornbills - Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens
Hornbills inhabit evergreen forests and open savanna woodlands of sub-Saharan Africa and southeast Asia. These birds are opportunistic feeders, consuming fruit, insects, tortoises, lizards, small amphibians, mammals, and birds as well as carrion.
Red-billed Hornbill | Sacramento Zoo - Sac Zoo
Learn more about the Red-billed Hornbill, including behavior, population status, average size, diet, conservation efforts, and more. Contact us with any questions!
Hornbill - Indianapolis Zoo
Yellow-billed hornbills are one of dozens of species of hornbills, birds that all have a thick, curved beak. Find them in Plains at the Indy Zoo.
Great Hornbill - San Francisco Zoo & Gardens
At the zoo, they are fed fruit and insects. Great hornbills are monogamous and usually found in pairs, although large groups of birds will feed together. Hornbills are territorial and will actively defend their range and nest.
Hornbill - San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Watch our Abyssinian ground hornbills strut their stuff in the African Outpost. Picture Your Special Day at the Park!
Great Hornbill - Denver Zoo
Great hornbills are highly vocal. Pairs use duets as part of courtship, and the birds call loudly and frequently within their large, communal night roosts. This species never needs to drink but obtains the water it needs from its diet.
Abyssinian ground hornbill | Smithsonian's National Zoo and ...
Abyssinian ground hornbills are large, primarily terrestrial birds that live in savannas, grasslands, and scrub across north-central Africa from Senegal and Guinea on the western coast to Ethiopia on the eastern coast. They have to have a tree in their habitat to nest.
Southern Ground Hornbill - ZooTampa at Lowry Park
These flocks typically consist of 2 to 11 individuals. As their name suggests, southern ground hornbills spend the majority of their time on the ground and are rarely seen flying. They are non-migratory and have large defined territories that they defend using duets or choruses of calls.
Wrinkled Hornbill - Phoenix Zoo
Plan your visit today! The Phoenix Zoo is one of the largest non-profit zoos in the U.S., caring for over 3,000 animals, with nearly 400 species represented, including many threatened/endangered species.