[a. Sp. campanero bell-man, f. campana bell.] The Bell-bird of South America.
1825. Waterton, Wanderings, II. (1887), 157. No sound … from any of the winged inhabitants of the forest … causes such astonishment as the toll of the campanero.
1860. Gosse, Rom. Nat. Hist., 21. The campanero or bell-bird of the Amazon,… much like a snow-white pigeon, with a sort of soft fleshy horn on its forehead, three inches high.
