Great Indian Hornbill Bucorvus leadbeateri

Great Indian Hornbill
Great Pied Hornbill
The GREAT HORNBILL, Buceros bicornis, also called GREAT INDIAN and GREAT PIED HORNBILL, is native to tropical forests in parts (NW and SE) of India and Southeast Asia. One of the largest tree-dwelling hornbills, its massive yellow and black casque is hollow.
Great Indian Hornbill
Great Pied Hornbill
Casque colouring differs slightly (black-backed in males and reddish in females) as do eyes (red-brown in males, blue-white in females).
Great Indian Hornbill male
Great Indian Hornbill male
Great Indian Hornbill male
His black-lined casque and red eyes.
Great Indian Hornbill female
Great Indian Hornbill female
Great Indian Hornbill female
Her red-lined casque and pale (blue-white) eyes.
Great Indian Hornbill eating
Great Indian Hornbill eating
Great Indian Hornbill eating
Food (berry, fruit, insect) is picked up by the tip of the enormous bill and dropped to the back of the throat.