- as follows: The "magnificent seven"
supraordinal clades:
Telluraves (
landbirds)
Aequornithes (waterbirds)
Eurypygimorphae (sunbittern, kagu and tropicbirds)...
-
Telluraves (also
called land
birds or core
landbirds) is a
recently defined clade of
birds defined by
their arboreality.
Based on most
recent genetic...
-
breeding habitat.
These migrations vary
among the
different groups. Many
landbirds, s****birds, and
waterbirds undertake annual long-distance migrations...
- Many
species of
North American landbird have been
recorded in
Great Britain as vagrants. Most
occur in autumn;
southwest England attracts the greatest...
-
subspecies East
Pacific brown noddy,
Anous stolidus ridgwayi Non-endemic
landbirds and s****birds
occur mostly as
vagrants or use the
island as a stopover...
-
Nature (WWF), 14 of the islands' 16
generally accepted resident taxa of
landbirds are endemic, and
include the Clarión wren (Troglodytes tanneri), Socorro...
- owls) is also predatory, it is
inferred that the
common ancestor of 'core
landbirds' (Telluraves) was an apex predator. However, some
researchers like Darren...
-
species in the
continental U.S. and Canada, it is the only
insular endemic landbird species. The
island scrub jay is
closely related to the
California scrub...
-
Partners in
Flight database (2019), the
American robin is the most
abundant landbird in
North America (with 370 million individuals),
ahead of red-winged blackbirds...
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Amphibians Fish
Mammals Reptiles Birds British avifauna Wales Non-natives
North American landbirds Feral parakeets Bee-eaters Cranes...
