toucanet – today's bird

the saffron toucanet is a relatively small member of the toucan family native to rainforests of south america. toucanets are smaller than toucans and have a relatively smaller beak. the saffron toucanet is named for its cheery yellow head and chest. like other toucans, the saffron toucanet feeds on fruit and occasionally insects and small animals.

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the guianan toucanet is a small species of toucan found in the amazon rainforest, recognizable by the bright red splash on their beak. toucanets are smaller members of the toucan family, with noticeably smaller beak to body ratios than birds like the toco toucan.

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