- star
finch Beautiful firetail,
Stagonopleura bella Diamond firetail,
Stagonopleura guttata Red-eared
firetail or
Western firetail,
Stagonopleura oculata...
- The rump is also
described as
scarlet by some authors.
Juvenile diamond firetails are
duller than the
adults and have a
black bill. The rump is very distinctive...
- The
beautiful firetail (Stagonopleura bella) is a
common species of
estrildid finch found in Australia. It has an
estimated global extent of occurrence...
-
barring and
vivid crimson marks at the ear and
upper tail. Red-eared
firetails are
usually only
glimpsed briefly, if at all, as they move
rapidly and...
-
species include S.
bella (Beautiful
firetail), S.
oculata (Red-eared
firetail) and S.
guttata (Diamond
firetail). This species,
Emblema pictum, is currently...
- four
species in the
genus Neochmia.
Alternate names include red-browed
firetail,
Sydney waxbill and redbill. The
species was once
allied to
genus Emblema...
- habitats,
although a few, such as the
eastern alpine mannikin,
mountain firetail, red-browed finch, and the
genus Stagonopleura, have
adapted to the cooler...
-
Firetips or
firetail skippers are
skipper butterflies in the
subfamily Pyrrhopyginae (family Hesperiidae). The
roughly 150
species are
found only in the...
- summer.
Numerous cultivars have been
developed for
garden use,
including '
Firetail'. The
Latin specific epithet amplexicaulis means "clasping or embracing...
- Morethia,
commonly called Morethia skinks or
firetail skinks, is a
genus of
skinks in the
order Squamata that are
found in Australia.
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