- The
supercilium is a
plumage feature found on the
heads of some bird species. It is a
stripe which runs from the base of the bird's beak
above its eye...
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Eyebrow An
eyebrow and eye
Details Identifiers Latin supercilium MeSH D005138 TA98 A15.2.07.023 A16.0.00.017 TA2 181 FMA 54237
Anatomical terminology...
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flava Linnaeus, 1758 – blue-headed
wagtail Blue-grey head with
white supercilium and
malar stripe in males, much
washed with
buffish green in females...
- and ch**** with no
supercilium and
coppery brown wings. In non-breeding season, this po****tion has a
short and
narrow white supercilium and the tail is...
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genus Anas. However, as
opposed to most
mallard relatives, they lack a
supercilium. The
speculum feathers are
green as in some of its relatives, but unlike...
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there is a
white spot on the face near the base of the bill. The bold
supercilium is
white behind the eye and red in
front of it.
Females are
paler than...
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Typical adult from the
American subspecies (A. a. atrica****s)
showing its
strong supercilium, red eyes,
black head, and blue-gray back...
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while non-breeding
birds are pale
above with
rufous wings and a weak
supercilium. It is
found in scrub,
forest clearings and
other open but well vegetated...
- underparts. It has two
white wingbars, a
black eye
stripe and a
white supercilium. The head crest,
orange in the male and
yellow in the female, is displa****...
- and a
white supercilium, and the aureoca****s
group (known as the golden-crowned warbler) of the southeast,
which has a
white supercilium and orange-rufous...