Yeah, I know, not a great photo. However, this is one of the birds that tends to dwell more in the higher reaches of the jungle, although we did see a few down lower if no monkeys were around. Tough as hell to get decent photos of these guys (I was really buggin' for my old Pentax and a 500mm lens at this moment).
The bird, BTW, is a chestnut mandibled toucan. Of the three species of Toucans in the TNP, this is the largest. For a better pic, see the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/cxb85e
The other species in the area, which we saw but I could not photograph worth a damned were the keel-billed toucan and one other I cannot recall or locate online.
Pic taken by others (not me):
http://tinyurl.com/db5ctc 
