Barbet Collection (page 4)

Lineated Barbet - Corbett National Park, India
DH-4504 Lineated Barbet Corbett National Park, India. Megalaima lineata Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Red and Yellow Barbet - East Africa
PM-10386 Red and Yellow Barbet East Africa Trachyphonus erythrocephalus Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Red-and-Yellow Barbet - pair at nest built in termite mound. Kenya - Africa
WAT-9293 Red-and-Yellow Barbet - pair at nest built in termite mound Kenya - Africa Trachyphonus erythrocephalus M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Black-collared Barbet bringing insect to young in nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Sings synchronised duets
ASW-4443 Black-collared Barbet - bringing insect to young in nest in nesting box made from sisal stem Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Lybius torquatus Alan J. S

Bearded barbet
PM-9654 Bearded BARBET Lybius dubius Distribution: Senegal tos Chad. Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Great Barbet Kashmir to South China
KFO-609 Great Barbet Kashmir to South China Megalaima virens Kenneth W Fink Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Black-collared Barbet emerging from nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Sings synchronised duets
ASW-4446 Black-collared Barbet emerging from nest in nesting box made from sisal stem Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Lybius torquatus Alan J. S

Black-collared Barbet removing debris from nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Sings synchronised duets
ASW-4445 Black-collared Barbet removing debris from nest in nesting box made from sisal stem Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Lybius torquatus Alan J. S

Black-collared Barbet at entrance to nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Sings synchronised duets
ASW-4444 Black-collared Barbet at entrance to nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Lybius torquatus Alan J. S

Black-collared Barbet attending nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Sings synchronised duets
ASW-4441 Black-collared Barbet - attending nest in nesting box made from sisal stem Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Lybius torquatus Alan J. S

Dog - Barbet. Also known as Griffon d'Arret a Poil Laineux
LA-2343 Dog - Barbet. Also known as Griffon d'Arret a Poil Laineux Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Large Rough Water Dog
(canis aviarius aquaticus) (Buffon : le grand barbet) This clever, hardy dog is carried on board ships, thanks to its ability to retrieve things fallen overboard

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The barbet, scientifically known as Megalaima zeylanica, is a fascinating bird species that belongs to the family of Megalaimidae. Also commonly referred to as the brown-headed barbet, this avian creature showcases stunning plumage and unique characteristics. First described by Faust, Wagner, and Barbet in 1828 (1947), the barbet has captured the attention of many artists throughout history. One notable depiction of this bird was created by renowned artist Eugene Delacroix. His artwork beautifully portrays the intricate details of its features and serves as a testament to its beauty. In kennel club illustrations, you may come across stacked photos showcasing various aspects of this magnificent creature. These images provide an opportunity for enthusiasts and experts alike to examine different angles and appreciate its distinct physical attributes. With its vibrant colors and distinctive appearance, it's no wonder that photographers have captured breathtaking shots of these birds in their natural habitat. The DDE-90038640 photo captures a moment frozen in time when a barbet perches gracefully on a branch while displaying its captivating plumage. Other photographs such as DDE-90023008, DDE-90022579, DDE-90022555, DDE-90022507, DDE-90022506, DDE-90022505, DDE-90022478, andDDE - 9 0 0 1 9 8 8 capture different perspectives that highlight the uniqueness of each individual bird within this species, and are known for their melodious calls that echo through forests where they reside. Their vocalizations add charm to their already enchanting presence in nature. Additionally, the brown-headed barbets play an essential role in seed dispersal due to their diet consisting mainly of fruits and insects. These birds are predominantly found in South Asia's tropical regions but can also be spotted across Sri Lanka or the Indian subcontinent.