Approximately 70 cm. Most black. Males: head and neck red-rust. Females: Black head and neck.
Voice description
Described in various ways as a raspy tone knock repeatedly; sounds two short tones, erm, err; and kokokokokokokoko.
Habit
Alone, in pairs and in groups up to 15 tails, and in large groups of up to 70 tails in a tree to sleep. Most often in the canopy, sometimes under a canopy. Usually observed when flying and in fruit trees. Flying between the traces of forests.
English name: Sumba Hornbill
Name of Indonesia: Sumba looming
Altitude: 0-950 m
Distribution area: Nusa Tenggara;
Endemic: Nusa Tenggara; (endemic to Indonesia);
IUCN Status: VU
Type Protected: Yes
CITES Status: appendix_2;
Bird Distribution Limited: Yes
Endemic to Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara.
Local spread:
Not common. Inhabiting the old primary and secondary forests always green; sometimes the edges of forests and patches of isolated trees and trees in cultivation. From the lowlands to an altitude of 950 m. +
Habitat:
Primary and secondary evergreen forests
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