- the
ovenbirds (as
traditionally defined) into two families,
Furnariidae and Scleruridae. The
cladogram below showing the
subfamilies of the
ovenbirds is...
- Britain. A live
ovenbird on St Mary's,
Isles of
Scilly in
October 2004 was in bad condition, and died
despite being taken into care.
Ovenbirds are also regular...
-
Xenops is a
genus in the bird
family Furnariidae, the
ovenbirds. The
genus comprises four
species of xenops, all of
which are
found in Mexico, Central...
-
Ovenbird is the
common name for two sets of bird species:
Ovenbird: an
English common name for
birds in the
South American genus Furnarius Ovenbird: a...
- medium-sized
ovenbird in the
family Furnariidae. It
occurs in
eastern South America and is the
national bird of Argentina. Also
known as the red
ovenbird, it is...
-
common name
applied to the
entire family;
ovenbirds (they are
unrelated to the
parulid warbler called the
ovenbird in the
United States). The size and exact...
-
Ovenbirds is the
common name for the
avian family Furnariidae,
though none of its
members bear that name. The
common name
derives from the horneros, which...
-
antpittas Rhinocryptidae:
tapaculos Formicariidae:
antthrushes Furnariidae:
ovenbirds and
woodcreepers (includes Dendrocolaptidae) This
group has been separated...
- Dendrocolaptidae, but most
authorities now
place them as a
subfamily of the
ovenbirds (Furnariidae). They
superficially resemble the Old
World treecreepers...
-
Scytalopus magellanicus (Ex) Order: P****eriformes Family:
Furnariidae Ovenbirds comprise a
large family of
small sub-oscine p****erine bird
species found...
