-
Tyrannidae that are
native to the Americas. The
majority are
named as
kingbirds. They
prefer semi-open or open areas.
These birds wait on an
exposed perch...
-
September 2016. Some
eastern kingbirds place their nests in the open,
while others hide
their nests well.
Eastern kingbirds in
southern British Columbia...
- similar, but
young birds have pale buff
edges on the wing coverts.
Tropical kingbirds appear to be monogamous. In most
parts of the species' range, they are...
- humans, livestock, and pets when they
think their young are in danger.
Kingbirds make a s****y cup nest in a tree or shrub,
sometimes on top of a pole...
-
trees and shrubs,
including the
edges of
savanna and marshes. Like
other kingbirds,
these birds aggressively defend their territory against intruders, including...
-
western kingbird (Tyrannus verticalis) by
their white outer tail
feathers (like C****in's
kingbird) and
their chest color.
Western kingbirds have a grey...
- chirp,
sounding like chi-beer. Like many
other flycatchers, C****in’s
kingbirds will
often pump
their tail up and down
while perched in
order to deter...
- Look up
kingbird in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kingbirds are
birds of the
genus Tyrannus in the
tyrant flycatcher family.
Kingbird may also refer...
- The
Curtiss Model 55
Kingbird was an
airliner built in
small numbers in the
United States in the
early 1930s. It was a twin-engine
aircraft with a fuselage...
- western-coastal
ranges in Mexico,
south to
western Guatemala. Thick-billed
kingbirds usually occur in arid or
partly arid
areas in
streamside riparian canyons...
