- The black-throated
munia or Jerdon's
mannikin (Lonchura
kelaarti) is a
small p****erine bird. This
estrildid finch is a
resident breeding bird in the hills...
- Legge's hawk-eagle (Nisaetus
kelaarti) is a bird of prey. Like all eagles, it is in the
family Accipitridae. It
breeds in the
Indian subcontinent, from...
- and
skins with
shorter coats from Sri
Lanka and
southern India as F. c.
kelaarti. In 2005, the
authors of
Mammal Species of the
World recognized 10 subspecies...
- conditions.
Polydesmopeltis kelaarti carli Verhoeff, 1936
Polydesmopeltis kelaarti longipes Verhoeff, 1936
Polydesmopeltis kelaarti valparaiensis Carl, 1932...
-
lanceolatus Mountain hawk-eagle, N.
nipalensis Legge's hawk-eagle,
Nisaetus kelaarti –
previously a race of S.
nipalensis Blyth's hawk-eagle, N.
alboniger Javan...
-
might also
refer to the
Ceylon highland nightjar (Caprimulgus
indicus kelaarti). Banshee, a
similar omen in
Irish mythology Devil's bird (disambiguation)...
-
Funambulus palmarum gossei (Wroughton and Davidson, 1919) ?
Funambulus palmarum kelaarti (Layard, 1851) ?
Funambulus palmarum matugamensis (Lindsay, 1926) ? Funambulus...
-
Ghats and Sri
Lankan race has been
suggested as a full
species Nisaetus kelaarti. Blyth's hawk-eagle,
Nisaetus alboniger (earlier
Spizaetus alboniger) Changeable...
-
Accipiter high-pitched call and the
mountain hawk-eagle (Nisaetus
nipalensis kelaarti) call)
These raptor calls are
mimicked by
another species that occupies...
-
entirety of the
distribution of the (newly recognized) Legge's hawk-eagle (N.
kelaarti), most of the
range of the
Javan (N. bartelsi), Blyth's (N. alboniger)...
