- The
oilbird (Steatornis
caripensis),
locally known as the guácharo, is a bird
species found in the
northern areas of
South America including the Caribbean...
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schlegelii Australian owlet-nightjar,
Aegotheles cristatus Oilbird,
Steatornis caripensis Nightingale Nightjar Crepuscular, a
classification of
animals that are...
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Binomial name
Rhipsalis baccifera (J.S.Muell.)
Stearn Synonyms Cactus caripensis ****h
Cactus c****ythoides Moc. & Sessé ex DC.
Cactus fasciculatus Willd...
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being the home of the
native nocturnal birds called Tayos (
Steatornis caripensis ),
which live in
numerous caves in the
Andean jungles of
South America...
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tergemina (L.)
Britton & Rose
Feuilleea tergemina ****ze Inga
caripensis Willd. Inga
tergemina (L.) Willd.
Mimosa caripensis Poir.
Mimosa tergemina L....
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found the oilbird,
which he was to make
known to
science as
Steatornis caripensis. He also
described the
Guanoco asphalt lake as "The
spring of the good...
- Francisco; Cárdenas,
Sasha (8
January 2018). "DIET OF
OILBIRDS (STEATORNIS
CARIPENSIS) IN
CUEVA DE LOS GUÁCHAROS
NATIONAL PARK (COLOMBIA):
TEMPORAL VARIATION...
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Trematoptychus celeris Chamberlin, 1914 R. c.
andina Bücherl, 1953 R.
caripensis Gonzaléz-Sponga, 2002 R.
neoespartana Gonzaléz-Sponga, 2002 R. guayanica...
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Paleocene - Holocene, 60–0 Ma PreꞒ Ꞓ O S D C P T J K Pg N Oilbird,
Steatornis caripensis Common swift, Apus apus
Scientific classification Domain:
Eukaryota Kingdom:...
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called Oropouche. The
caves are home to bats and
Oilbirds (Steatornis
caripensis).
These are the only
nocturnal fruit eating birds in the world. They forage...
