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World flycatchers,
Muscicapidae Tyrant flycatchers,
Tyrannidae Fairy flycatchers,
Stenostiridae Monarch flycatchers,
Monarchidae Silky-
flycatchers, Ptiliogonatidae...
- The
rufous thrushes, also
known as flycatcher-thrushes, are medium-sized
insectivorous birds in the
genus Stizorhina of the
thrush family ****idae. These...
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replaced periodically.
Flypaper (also
known as a
fly ribbon,
fly strip,
fly capture tape, or
fly catcher) is a
fly-killing
device made of
paper coated with a...
- The
tyrant flycatchers (Tyrannidae) are a
family of p****erine
birds which occur throughout North and
South America. They are
considered the
largest family...
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include Western Australian pitcher plant,
Australian pitcher plant, or
fly-
catcher plant. It is an
evergreen herb that is
endemic to
peaty swamps in the...
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Juveniles have ochre-buff
spots above and
scaly brown spots below.
Spotted flycatchers hunt from con****uous perches,
making sallies after p****ing
flying insects...
- The
Blackwell FlyCatchers are a
professional baseball team
based in Blackwell, Oklahoma. They are a
member of the
Mountain North Division of the Pecos...
- the
throat collar, but are
easily distinguished from
other Ficedula flycatchers on size and the wheatear-like tail pattern, with an
inverted dark T against...
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lighter blue. The
verditer flycatcher is also
interesting among the
flycatchers in that they
forage above the
canopy level and
perching on
electric wires...
- The Old
World flycatchers are a
large family, the Muscicapidae, of
small p****erine
birds restricted to the Old
World (Europe,
Africa and Asia), with the...
