Western Dwarf Hornbill

Horizocerus hartlaubi (Gould, 1861)

Bucerotidae — Hornbills

Western Dwarf Hornbill, Horizocerus hartlaubi, is a hornbill of the African rainforest, breeding from southern Guinea and southern Sierra Leone to Gabon and the Congo Basin west of the Congo River. It belongs to the Bucerotidae family in the order Bucerotiformes. First described by Gould in 1861, it was once treated as the same species as the Eastern Dwarf Hornbill. It is black, with a curved bill and a broad white brow above the eye.

Order
Bucerotiformes
Family
Bucerotidae — Hornbills
Breeding range
Africa: s Guinea and s Sierra Leone to Gabon and the Congo Basin west of the Congo River
Western Dwarf Hornbill
© Dubois, Alphonse · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

Tours where you can spot this bird

No tours linked yet.