- The
black caracara (
Daptrius ater) is a
species of bird of prey in the
family Falconidae found in
Amazonian and
French Guianan lowlands,
occurring commonly...
-
chimango and four
other species in the
genus Daptrius; the
other systems place only the
black caracara in
Daptrius.
Worldwide systems agree that the yellow-headed...
- subfamily, Polyborinae,
containing Daptrius, Milvago, Phalcobœnus, and Polyborus.
Ibycter americ**** is
included as
Daptrius americ****.
Whilst recognizing...
- yellow-headed, and four
other caracaras in
genus Daptrius. The
other systems place only the
black caracara in
Daptrius. The
worldwide systems agree that the chimango...
- Falconidae. It is
placed in the
monotypic genus Ibycter, or
sometimes united in
Daptrius with the
black caracara.
Unique among caracaras, it
mainly feeds on the...
- He also
introduced five new
genera of
vultures (Gypagus, Catharista,
Daptrius, Ibycter, Polyborus) and
eleven new
genera of
accipitrines (Aquila, Circaëtus...
-
Ornithological Committee (IOC).
Fuchs and
collaborators recommended that the
genus Daptrius should be
expanded to
include the
genera Phalcoboenus and
Milvago due to...
-
Subfamily Polyborinae Genus Daptrius –
black caracara Genus Ibycter – red-throated
caracara (sometimes
included in
Daptrius)
Genus Phalcoboenus (4 species)...
-
Herpetotheres Micrastur †Thegornis
Falconinae Falco Microhierax Neohierax Polihierax Polyborinae Caracara Daptrius Ibycter Milvago Phalcoboenus Spiziapteryx...
-
caracara in
genus Phalcoboenus. The
Clements taxonomy places it in
genus Daptrius. The
feathers were used to
decorate the crown, or Mascapaicha, of the Sapa...
