Providing nesting opportunities for endangered hornbills in Malaysia


PETALING JAYA: In September 2019, a female helmeted hornbill named Halley went missing after having chicks in a tree cavity in Kinabatangan, Sabah, and was never seen again.

Her mate Max was left as a single father and had to raise and feed his chick which caused the offspring to exit their cavity and live independently a month later.

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