- a
family of
small p****erine birds, many of
which are
called weavers,
weaverbirds,
weaver finches, or bishops.
These names come from the
nests of intricately...
- Weavers, widowbirds, and
allies form the
family Ploceidae. The
International Ornithological Committee (IOC)
recognizes these 122 species; 67 of them are...
- over 800 species,
including parrots, myna, peafowl, red junglefowl,
weaverbirds, crows, herons, and barn owl.
Among reptile species there are crocodiles...
- albatrosses;
wetland species such as herons; and a few p****erines such as
weaverbirds,
certain blackbirds, and some swallows. A
group of
birds congregating...
- The baya
weaver (Ploceus philippinus) is a
weaverbird found across the
Indian Subcontinent and
Southeast Asia.
Flocks of
these birds are
found in gr****lands...
-
plants with
immature (green)
fruit to
prevent them from spreading. Some
weaverbirds such as the black-throated
weaver (Ploceus benghalensis) and the streaked...
-
Sumudu W.; Girard,
Matthew G. (2017). "Phylogenetic
relationships of
weaverbirds (Aves: Ploceidae): A
first robust phylogeny based on
mitochondrial and...
-
brumates for
short periods,
often curling up
inside the
enclosed nest of a
weaverbird. Many
venomous species of the
Colubridae are
harmless to humans—unless...
- Sharks, Ido, Homa), Roro Mendut, Durga/Umayi, ****-****
Manyar (The
Weaverbirds), and his
essays were
published in
various newspapers in Indonesia. His...
- Pseudonigrita,
because he
considered P.
arnaudi and P.
cabanisi related to
weaverbirds (Ploceidae),
while the
other species Nigrita bicolor, N. canica****s...
