Hornbills

Hornbills are Keepers of the Forest. They cover kilometers of forested areas feeding on fruits. They effectively spread the seeds of the fruits they eat, ensuring a steady growth of trees. Most of our Hornbills are threatened to extinction due to habitat loss and poaching for the illegal wildlife trade.

Northern Rufous Hornbill (Juvenile) | February 2025 | Southern Sierra Madre Corridor, Infanta Quezon
Northern Rufous Hornbill (Juvenile) | February 2025 | Southern Sierra Madre Corridor, Infanta Quezon
Northern Rufous Hornbill (Immature) | February 2025 | Southern Sierra Madre Corridor, Infanta Quezon
Northern Rufous Hornbill (Immature) | February 2025 | Southern Sierra Madre Corridor, Infanta Quezon
Northern Rufous Hornbill (Sub-adult) | February 2025 | Southern Sierra Madre Corridor, Infanta Quezon
Northern Rufous Hornbill (Sub-adult) | February 2025 | Southern Sierra Madre Corridor, Infanta Quezon
Northern Rufous Hornbill (Adult Female) | February 2025 | Southern Sierra Madre Corridor, Infanta, Quezon
Northern Rufous Hornbill (Adult Female) | February 2025 | Southern Sierra Madre Corridor, Infanta, Quezon
Northern Rufous Hornbill (Adult Male) | February 2025 | Southern Sierra Madre Corridor, Infanta Quezon
Northern Rufous Hornbill (Adult Male) | February 2025 | Southern Sierra Madre Corridor, Infanta Quezon
Luzon Hornbill (Male)
Luzon Hornbill (Male)
Luzon Hornbill (Male)
Luzon Hornbill (Male)
Luzon Hornbill (Male)
Luzon Hornbill (Male)
Luzon Hornbill (Male)
Luzon Hornbill (Male)
Luzon Hornbill (Male)
Luzon Hornbill (Male)
Luzon Hornbill (Female)
Luzon Hornbill (Female)
Luzon Hornbill (Female)
Luzon Hornbill (Female)
Palawan Hornbill
Palawan Hornbill
Palawan Hornbill
Palawan Hornbill
Palawan Hornbill
Palawan Hornbill
Palawan Hornbill
Palawan Hornbill
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