In the coastal region their favorite places are the trees on the sand ridges. Toucans are easily spotted in flight with their big bill and their undulating way of flying. Most times they fly over short distances. What they're good in is hopping from branch to brach, searching for seeds and berries. They pick them with the end of their bill, throw them up and swallow them.
Toucans also eat insects.
Large photo above is made by J. Schultz, the smaller one by R. Plomp, Matapi, Suriname 1996. The picture below is made by J.H. Ribot at the house of the family Fung, Nieuw Nickerie in Suriname. On the second page there are more pictures of this toucan . Pictures and sounds of other toucans from Suriname can be found on other pages.