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genus of the
estrildid finch family, and
includes munias (or minias) and
mannikins. They are seed-eating
birds that are
found in
South Asia from India, Bangladesh...
- (Lever 1989). In Australia,
during the
breeding season chestnut-breasted
mannikins are
mostly seen in pairs, but in late
autumn and
winter months it congregates...
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party of
bronze mannikins foraging on the ground.
Alarm notes of a
sentry bird will warn of
approaching danger An
adult bronze mannikin in
Uganda carries...
-
genus of bird
which includes mannikins (not to be
confused with manakins)
Manikin (comics), a
Marvel Comics character Mannikin (German: Männchen), a type...
- Edicions. p. 673. ISBN 978-84-87334-66-5. Restall, R. (1997).
Munias and
Mannikins. Yale
University Press. pp. 97–105. ISBN 978-0-300-07109-2.
Forshaw J;...
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seeds from the inflorescences.
According to the
Kalam native,
Hooded mannikins are very fond of the
algae that
forms a s**** on
stagnant pools and puddles...
- 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...
- The
Madagascar mannikin (Lepidopygia nana) is a
common species of
estrildid finch native to Madagascar. It has an
estimated global extent of occurrence...
- New
Hanover mannikin has
sometimes been
treated as a
subspecies of
Mottled mannikin. The
status of
Mottled mannikin (with New
Hanover mannikin included)...
- en.
Retrieved 13
November 2021. Savalli, U.M. (1989). "Black and
white mannikins Lonchura bicolor eating algae". Scopus. 13: 136. Fraser,
Louis (1842)...
