- The
Java sparrow (Lonchura oryzivora; ****anese: 文鳥, bunchō), also
known as the
Java finch,
Java rice
sparrow or
Java rice bird, is a
small p****erine bird...
- both the New
World sparrows, in the
family P****erellidae, and from a few
other birds sharing their name, such as the
Java sparrow of the
family Estrildidae...
- Estrildidae:
Java sparrow Timor sparrow Hedge sparrow, also
known as the
dunnock or
hedge accentor in the
family Prunellidae Sparrow (surname)
Sparrow (American...
-
naturalist Ludwig Reichenbach for the
Java sparrow. The word "Padda" was used as an
English name for the
Java sparrow by
George Edwards in 1743 and may come...
-
resembles the
closely related Java sparrow, but is
smaller than the
latter and has
different coloured plumage. The
Timor sparrow inhabits the gr****lands and...
- (Estrilda troglodytes) at 6 g (0.21 oz). The
largest species is the
Java sparrow (Padda oryzivora) at 17 cm (6.7 in) and 25 g (0.88 oz). The
family Estrildidae...
- Smooth-coated
otter Striped hyena Black swan
Common ostrich Emu
Indian peafowl Java sparrow Painted stork Rose-ringed
parakeet Sarus crane White stork Gharial Green...
- racket-tailed treepie,
crested serpent-eagle,
crested treeswift, dollarbird,
Java sparrow,
lesser adjutant, long-tailed shrike,
milky stork,
Pacific swallow, red-rumped...
- had
increased to over 100 in 2009.
Other released birds include the
Java sparrow, Mitc****'s lorikeet, and sulphur-crested ****atoo.[citation needed]...
- units,
rather than the
Western style common in
Flying Fish Cove. The
Java sparrow has
become established on the
island with po****tions near Poon Saan...