#Toucan

[awwxhf]

trade👍👍👍

[pangeen]

" Yellow Throated Toucan " // © KHUSHBOO SHARMA & RAHUL SHARMA

[beeperart]

what's he dreaming about?

[nonetoon]

Someone let me design art figurines 🐦

[life-on-our-planet]

🪶🪮curl-crested aracari🪮🪶

[herpsandbirds]

Fiery-billed Aracari (Pteroglossus frantzii), family Ramphastidae, order Piciformes, Costa Rica

photograph by Javier Chaves Alvarado

[birdblues]

Leucistic Yellow-throated Toucan

[boomartist]

Girls night 🍷 🫧

[annyo-d]

A series of portraits of birds (part 3)

Species: Citron-throated toucan💛🌿

[plusie]

[alphynix]

Spectember 2024 #03: Terrible Toucan

This concept comes from @thecomiccreator who suggested a "carnivorous/omnivorous toucan":

Descended from toco toucans inhabiting savanna grasslands, Deinotukan auctorcomicus is a large stork-like bird standing about 1.2m tall (~4').

Unlike its mostly-frugivorous ancestors it's primarily a scavenger, soaring on thermals with its long broad wings and following vultures towards sources of carrion. Its massive serrated beak allows it to efficiently open up tough-skinned carcasses, and with its nostrils positioned up near its eyes it can probe around inside much deeper than other scavengers while still being able to breathe.

It also opportunistically hunts live prey, especially during the breeding season while raising chicks, slowly stalking around on foot snatching up anything small enough to fit in its mouth and be swallowed whole.

Its beak contains an extensive network of blood vessels, which along with the large surface area make it an effective way of shedding excess heat in its hot tropical habitat – but when soaring at high altitudes where temperatures are near-freezing it's also able to shunt blood flow away from its beak to conserve body heat instead.

[awwxhf]

i don’t like something

[littlealienproducts]

Vintage Pink Toucan Lamp by RareCollectionCorner

[jellycatstuffies]

Bodacious Beak Parrot and Bodacious Beak Toucan

Ko-fi / Instagram

[alula-arts]

Toco Toucan in gouache

Been really on a creative kick recently and grabbing inspiration from a lot of new sources, it’s been a long time since I made something that felt fun and original but I am actually really proud of how this guy turned out. It’s always an amazing feeling to come out on the other side of a project and be able to recognize my progress and how far I’ve come in not only my execution but understanding of art.

Might make another one of these guys but might take another entirely different route, who knows!!

[herpsandbirds]

Collared Araçari (Pteroglossus torquatus), family Ramphastidae, order Piciformes, Ecuador

Photograph by Libor Vaicenbacher