- The
sulphury flycatcher (Tyrannopsis sulphurea) is a p****erine bird
which is a
localised resident breeder from Trinidad, the
Guianas and
Venezuela south...
- many
animal species;
several bird species, such as the red-bellied macaw,
sulphury flycatcher, and
moriche oriole, use it for
nesting and food. Tapirs, peccaries...
- Most
Spanish version claim to have been
written by a
Jonas Sulfurino ("
Sulphury Jonas"), are
similar (though
distinct from) the Key of Solomon, and are...
- Sulphur-throated
finch Sulphur-vented
whistler Sulphur-winged
parakeet Sulphury flycatcher Sultan tit Sultan's cuckoo-dove Sulu bleeding-heart Sulu boobook...
-
Saint Lucia. The
French term "Soufrière" is a
generic one
referring to "
Sulphury"
volcanic peaks called La Soufrière or Soufrière
Hills on each of St. Vincent...
-
nearly half a mile,
before finally running down the
south western flank as
Sulphury Gill. The
small lake of
Hayeswater lies
below The
Knott on this flank,...
- Boat-billed
flycatcher (Megarynchus pitangua)
Tyrannopsis Ridgway, 1905
Sulphury flycatcher (Tyrannopsis sulphurea)
Empidonomus Cabanis & Heine, 1859 Variegated...
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sulphuratus Lesser kiskadee,
Philohydor lictor Cattle tyrant,
Machetornis rixosa Sulphury flycatcher,
Tyrannopsis sulphurea Boat-billed flycatcher,
Megarynchus pitangua...
-
observed as the
tornado p****ed
through the town. "Death rode upon that
sulphury siroc" as "the
angry elements at the beck of an
invisible power lay waste...
- tody-flycatchers
Genus Tolmomyias Genus Tumbezia –
Tumbes tyrant Genus Tyrannopsis –
sulphury flycatcher Genus Tyrannulus – yellow-crowned
tyrannulet Genus Tyrannus...
