- The name
Piping Shrike is
closely linked to the
early name for the
Australian magpie. From the
early 1800s, the name
Piping Crow Shrike was used for the...
- The
northern shrike (Lanius borealis) is a
large songbird species in the
shrike family (Laniidae)
native to
North America and Siberia. Long considered...
- white-crowned
shrikes. A
molecular phylogenetic study published in 2023
found that the white-crowned
shrikes were more
closely related to the
crows in the family...
- onomatopoeic. They were
formerly known as
crow-
shrikes or bell-magpies.
Despite their resemblance to
crows and ravens, they are only
distantly related...
- "variable
crow". The
specific name
versicolor means 'of
variable colours' in Latin.
Other old
common names include grey
crow-
shrike,
leaden crow-
shrike, mountain...
- the black-throated
crow shrike, a name used by
Gould for
subspecies nigrogularis while calling subspecies picatus the pied
crow-
shrike. ‘Jackeroo’ is a...
- The
great grey
shrike (Lanius excubitor) is a
large and
predatory songbird species in the
shrike family (Laniidae). It
forms a
superspecies with its parapatric...
- gymnocephala), also
variously known as the
bristled shrike, bald-headed
crow or the bald-headed wood-
shrike, is the only
member of the p****erine
family Pityriasidae...
-
contains the
crows, ravens, rooks, magpies, jackdaws, jays, treepies, choughs, and nutcrackers. In
colloquial English, they are
known as the
crow family or...
- The large-billed
crow (Corvus macrorhynchos),
formerly referred to
widely as the
jungle crow, is a
widespread Asian species of
crow. It is very adaptable...