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Images Dated 26th January 2005

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Plain-pouched / Plain-pouched wreathed / Blyths / Blyths Wreathed / Burmese HORNBILL

Chaffinch - Male, feeding on ground in garden, winter

Burchell s Spotted SANDGROUSE - male, belly soaking

Featured 26 Jan 2005 Print

Plain-pouched / Plain-pouched wreathed / Blyths / Blyths Wreathed / Burmese HORNBILL - close-up of head

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Plain-pouched / Plain-pouched wreathed / Blyth's / Blyth's Wreathed / Burmese HORNBILL - close-up of head
Aceros subruficollis
Described as Vulnerable in the Red Data Book. Isolated populations in Myanmar, Thailand and Peninsular Malaysia. Inhabits mixed deciduous and dry evergreen and tropical wet forests. There is a small rapidly declining population owing to hunting and deforestation.
Don Hadden
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