File:Great Hornbill female.jpg
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English: This is the Great Hornbill (female), easiest way to tell a female from the male is their eyes. The females have White iris and the males have Red iris. They are one of the largest species of the horn-bills found all across the world. Feed mostly on fruits but during the nesting period, can feed on lizards, snakes, worms, insects and birds too. |
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| Author | Clement2012 |
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Photographed at Valparai
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