-
considered to be one of the best song
birds native to New Zealand.
South Island piopios were omnivorous, and
relatively unafraid of humans, as they have been recorded...
- The
piopio or
turnagras are an
extinct genus of p****erine
birds in the
family Oriolidae, that were
endemic to New Zealand.
Sometimes described as New Zealand...
- Turnagra. The
family Oriolidae comprises the
piopios, figbirds, pito****s and the Old
World orioles. The
piopios were
added in 2011,
having been
formerly placed...
- The
North Island piopio (Turnagra tanagra) was a p****erine bird of the
family Oriolidae. The
North Island piopio is now
considered to be extinct. For...
-
Piopio may
refer to:
Piopio (bird), a
genus of
extinct birds from New
Zealand that
contains two
species North Island piopio South Island piopio Piopio...
-
Piopio is a
small town in the
Waitomo District. It is
situated on
State Highway 3
approximately 23 km from Te Kūiti.
Statistics New
Zealand describes Piopio...
- that has
ultimately led, in some cases, to extinction. The
South Island piopio,
Chatham rail, and the New
Zealand merganser are a few from a long list...
-
Piopio College is a
coeducational secondary school in
Piopio, a town in the
Waitomo District of New Zealand. The
College opened in 1975 when
Piopio District...
- The
Luele River (called the Pio-Pio or Lié
River in its
lower course) runs from
south to
north through Idiofa territory,
Kwilu province,
Democratic Republic...
- Laniidae:
shrikes Vireonidae:
vireos Oriolidae: orioles,
figbirds and †
piopio (formerly Turnagridae) Dicruridae:
drongos Rhipiduridae:
fantails Monarchidae:...
