- silver,
slightly downcurved bill (not as
downcurved as
Drepanornis sicklebills), a
bright yellow mouth, and scarlet-red eyes
which are
surrounded by...
-
Drepanornis sicklebills, Semioptera, Ptiloris, and Lophorina,
although some of
these are questionable. The
fourth clade includes the
Epimachus sicklebills, Paradigalla...
-
Sicklebill can
refer to: Drepanornis, a
genus of
birds of paradise. Epimachus, a
genus of
birds of paradise. Eutoxeres, a
genus of hummingbirds. This disambiguation...
- and the same
English name, the
Drepanornis sicklebills are only
distantly related to the
Epimachus sicklebills. In fact, they are more
closely allied with...
- the
closely related and
larger black sicklebill. In
areas where these two
large sicklebills met, the
brown sicklebill replaced the
latter species in higher...
-
commemorates Antonie Augustus Bruijn, a
Dutch plume merchant. Pale-billed
sicklebills are on the more medium-sized side of the
family Paradisaeidae; they seldom...
-
particular area.
Sicklebills also feed on
insects by
gleaning them from
spiderwebs or
trunks and branches. Male white-tipped
sicklebills display for females...
- The
astrapian sicklebill, also
known as the green-breasted riflebird, is a bird in the
Paradisaeidae family that was
proposed by
Erwin Stresemann to be...
- from New Guinea, is also
sometimes called "buff-tailed
sicklebill". The buff-tailed
sicklebill (Eutoxeres condamini) is a
species of
hermit hummingbird...
-
often referred to as "long-tailed"
sicklebills, when
describing them
collectively as a genus. The
other sicklebills,
genus Drepanornis, are
referred to...
