Endemic to East Africa, the D'Arnuad's Barbet is often seen on the ground feeding near termite mounds. Pairs are often seen duetting

---

Endemic to East Africa, the D'Arnuad's Barbet is often seen on the ground feeding near termite mounds. Pairs are often seen duetting incorporating frantic tail waving in their display

---

Size: 5617px × 5800px
Location: Ruaha National Park, Tanzania
Photo credit: © Nick Greaves / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No

Keywords: -, 4, aerodynamics, africa, antiphonal, aves, avian, barbet, birds, birdwatching, blooded, chambered, colourful, confiding, contour, darnaudii, dinosaur, duet, emini, emins, endemic, excavator, feathers, filaments, flight, heart, keratin, living, lybiidae, monogamous, mounds, national, nature, nesters, noisy, olfactory, omnivorous, ornithology, park, passerines, piciformes, plumage, preening, primary, quill, race, regional, relative, relaxed, resident, rictal, ruaha, secondary, tanzania, termite, terrestrial, trachyphonus, tree, vertebrate, warm, weak, wildlife, woodpecker, ’arnaud’