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English: The Great Barbet is a medium-sized bird known for its striking appearance. Measuring about 30 to 35 centimeters in length, it is one of the larger members of the barbet family, with a stout body and a prominent head that gives it a robust look.
Its colorful plumage is a standout feature. The upperparts are predominantly green, varying from olive to emerald, with the same green tones extending to the wings and tail. The underparts contrast vividly with a bright yellow hue, adding to the bird’s eye-catching and distinctive appearance. This Bird was photographed at Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary, West Bengal, India |
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