- Cape
rockjumper,
Chaetops frenatus, and the
Drakensberg rockjumper,
Chaetops aurantius, are
endemic residents of
southern Africa. The Cape
rockjumper is...
- The Cape
rockjumper or
rufous rockjumper (Chaetops frenatus) is a medium-sized
insectivorous p****erine bird
endemic to the
mountain Fynbos of southernmost...
- The
Drakensberg rockjumper or orange-breasted
rockjumper (Chaetops aurantius) is a medium-sized
insectivorous p****erine bird
endemic to the
alpine gr****lands...
- The
rockrunner (Achaetops pycnopygius), also
known as the
Damara rock-jumper, is a
species of
African warbler,
formerly placed in the
family Sylviidae...
- Petroicidae:
Australasian robins Picathartidae:
rockfowl Chaetopidae:
rockjumpers Eupetidae: rail-babbler Bombycillidae:
waxwings and
allies Ptiliogonatidae:...
- only ones in
their family. They are
primarily insectivores, but cape
rockjumpers also eat
small vertebrates. Order: P****eriformes Family: Hyliotidae...
-
primarily insectivores, but cape
rockjumpers also eat
small vertebrates. The
entire family is
endemic to Africa. Cape
rockjumper,
Chaetops frenatus (E-South...
-
possibly close to
rockjumpers (Chaetops) and
sometimes considered the
basal living branch of the P****erida. Chaetopidae:
rockjumpers.
Possibly close to...
- explorator),
Drakensberg siskin (Pseudochlor. symonsi), and
Drakensberg rockjumper (Chaetops aurant.). The peak is
often climbed from Sani Top
Chalet or...
- amphibians, and arthropods. The
seven avian endemics include the Cape
rockjumper, Cape sugarbird, Victorin's warbler, Orange-breasted sunbird,
Protea canary...
