The Sri Lanka Gray Hornbill (Ocyceros gingalensis)

Hornbill is a species of hornbill native to Sri Lanka. It is a part of the family Bucerotidae, which includes other hornbill species. Here's some information about this bird: Key Features: - Appearance: - As the name suggests, the Sri Lanka Gray Hornbill has a predominantly gray plumage. It has a distinctive black-and-white pattern on the wings and tail. - It has a large, curved bill, typical of hornbills, with a casque (a prominent, helmet-like structure) on top of the bill. The casque is smaller compared to some other hornbills. - The eyes are yellow, and it has a white throat and underparts. - Size: - This hornbill is medium-sized, measuring about 50�60 cm in length. Habitat: - The Sri Lanka Gray Hornbill is found in tropical forests and woodland areas across Sri Lanka. They are often seen in the lowland forests but can also be found in montane regions up to around 1,500 meters. - It prefers areas with a mix of dense forest cover* and open spaces*, such as forest edges. Behavior: - Diet: The Sri Lanka Gray Hornbill is omnivorous*, feeding on a variety of fruits, berries, insects, small reptiles, and even small birds. . . . . . . #SriLankaGrayHornbill #GrayHornbill #Hornbill #SriLankaWildlife #WildlifeOfSriLanka #Birdwatching #BirdsOfSriLanka #Conservation #TropicalBirds #EndemicBirds #NatureLovers #WildlifeConservation #Bucerotidae #SriLankaNature #HornbillLove #BirdPhotography #BirdWatchingSriLanka #sansukagamage