Toucan by danapommet
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Description
Toucan at the National Zoo in Washington, DC. I couldn’t get over the cracks in his beak.
Photo taken in the 1980s with a hand held film camera and recently scanned.
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Dana
Comments (18)
Very good capture! You could have ordered lunch and put it on his bill
LOL @ Mike! Poor thing, wonder what he was chewing on that cracked his gnashers? He's got a lovely blue eye, and in fact his whole colour scheme is quite arresting. Great capture!
Poor guy--but what a great shot!!
cool
WOW.....This is an marvelous bird, adorable colors, the nature is really marvelous! Superb capture!
Now I have a sudden craving for a bowl of fruit loops...lol.. William
Great capture, Dana !
Very nice :)
I wonder if his beak is heavy, lovely colour!!!!
Awesome shot! I was at that zoo back in 1983 it's beautiful. :)
nice guy!
a very nice bird!
he is lovely .. great capture !
bel oiseau!!
Excellent capture! I want some Fruit loops too! ;D
My friend Froot Loop :) Niceee shot
Wow, excellent profile portrait of this handsome chap, Dana! Actually, it doesn't even look real and looks like a cutout, without volume, what with its flat and untextured black, white and yellow colors. And the cracks in the beak look like miniature lightning bolts. Other than that, a terrific image, and would make for a cool avatar.
Ah! Just follow your nose!! LOL... Such beautiful birds and this is a great shot! Having parrots and being used to their beaks, people may not know that they shed layers of their beaks/bills to make way for new layers and it can look cracked...but it isn't damaged!