File:Red Hornbill eating insect.jpg

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♀ Tockus (erythrorhynchus) rufirostris (Sundevall), 1850

Afrikaans: 'n Rooibekneushoringwyfie wat 'n naaldekoker langs 'n pad in die Krugerwildtuin gevang het. Wyfies is herkenbaar aan effens kleiner snawels met rooi ondersnawel. Die betrokke ras, soms beskou as 'n spesie, is herkenbaar aan die geel oog, rosige oogring en donker nekstrepe.
English: A female Southern Red-billed Hornbill eating a dragonfly on the verge of a road in the Kruger National Park. Females are recognisable by smaller beaks with a red lower mandible. The race concerned is sometimes considered a species, and is distinguishable by the pale eye, pink eye-ring and extensively streaked side of the neck.
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current04:53, 8 April 2018Thumbnail for version as of 04:53, 8 April 20181,272 × 616 (619 KB)Archaeodontosaurus (talk | contribs)Corrections
16:20, 1 September 2005Thumbnail for version as of 16:20, 1 September 20051,272 × 616 (330 KB)Taejo (talk | contribs)A Red Hornbill eating an insect on the roadside at the Kruger National Park. July 2004.

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