A watercolour of a White-Throated Toucan (Ramphastos tucanus) standing, in profile to the left, with its head and colourful, large, open beak turned to right. The toucan is a native of Suriname, although this drawing was probably made from a dried skin transported to Amsterdam. As the artist did not have access to a live bird, its posture is unnatural, and the colouring is also inexact. Another version of this drawing, with a bird in the toucan's beak, is among the Sloane drawings at the British Museum.