-
World blackbirds,
family Icteridae Old
World blackbirds, any of
several species belonging to the
genus ****us in the
family ****idae
Chinese blackbird Common...
- America, to
distinguish it from the
unrelated New
World blackbirds), or
simply the
blackbird. It
breeds in Europe,
western Asia, and
North Africa, and...
- Red-winged
blackbirds are
hatched blind and naked, but are
ready to
leave the nest 11 to 14 days
after hatching. Red-winged
blackbirds are polygynous...
- ISBN 0-520-25206-3. "Definition of
BLACKBIRDS". www.merriam-webster.com. 4
April 2025.
Retrieved 7
April 2025. "
Blackbirding |
Pacific Islands, Indigenous...
- "Four and
twenty blackbirds" is a line from the
English nursery rhyme "Sing a Song of Sixpence" Four and
Twenty Blackbirds may also
refer to: Four-and-Twenty...
- xanthous, and the word for head, cephalus. Yellow-headed
blackbirds are
relatively large blackbirds with large,
yellow heads. They
measure 8.3–10.2 in (21–26 cm)...
- of LIU, the
Division I LIU
Brooklyn Blackbirds and the
Division II LIU Post Pioneers. The LIU
Brooklyn Blackbirds team
represented the
Brooklyn campus...
-
Blackbirds of 1939 was an African-American
musical revue in Lew Leslie's
series of
Blackbirds productions. It was the last revue,
following on from Blackbirds...
-
retired it in 1998. NASA
operated the two last
airworthy Blackbirds until 1999. All
other Blackbirds have been
moved to
museums except for the two SR-71s...
- red-winged
blackbirds in the
United States are
considered the
worst vertebrate pests on some crops, such as rice. The cost of
controlling blackbirds in California...
