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Facts About Coppersmith Barbet

You enter a forest patch, you hear the metallic, repetitive sound “tuk tuk tuk,” know that it’s this beautiful bird, the coppersmith barbet. Here are some #FridayFacts about the vibrant coloured bird! 1. The bird came to be known as coppersmith barbet owing to the distinctive call, which follows the sound of “tuk tuk.” It is similar to the sound produced when a coppersmith beats a sheet using a mallet. 2. A widespread resident species in the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, they breed throughout the year. 3. Coppersmith barbets are mainly frugivorous - consuming fruits ranging from figs and guavas to mangoes and berries. Occasionally, they may also feed on insects. 4. Their robust bill helps them to peck and carve out holes in tree bark for them to nest in. Their beaks also aid them to crush fruits and insects easily. 5. They are important seed dispersers, distributed across various habitats from tropical forests to urban areas. Watch the video to learn more about Coppersmith Barbet! Follow Wildlife SOS: Facebook:   / wildlifesosindia   Instagram:   / wildlifesos​​   Twitter:   / ​​   Official website: https://wildlifesos.org​​ Copyright © 2022 Wildlife SOS. All rights reserved