- nests. The
breeding biology of the
seriemas is
poorly known, and much of what is
known comes only from red-legged
seriemas.
Pairs appear to be territorial...
- in Caatinga,
Cerrado and Chaco.
Seriemas are wary, territorial, and
diurnal birds. Generally, the red-legged
seriema is sedentary,
although there are...
- The black-legged
seriema (Chunga burmeisteri) is one of two
living species of
seriemas in the
family Cariamidae. It is
found from
southeastern Bolivia...
-
North America. Part of Cariamiformes, they are
related to the
still extant seriemas and the
extinct Phorusrhacidae. They were
likely similar in habits, being...
-
existed for over 60
million years. The
group includes the
family Cariamidae (
seriemas) and the
extinct families Phorusrhacidae, Bathornithidae, Idiornithidae...
- to
modern seriemas and the
extinct terror birds. Part of
Bathornithidae (though some
analysis recover it as
closer to the
living seriemas instead, or...
-
Members of both
groups have
heads either partly or
fully devoid of feathers.
Seriemas,
large South American birds with long,
stilted legs that
occupy a similar...
- modern-day
relatives are
believed to be the 80-centimetre-tall (31 in)
seriemas.
Titanis walleri, one of the
larger species, is
known from
Texas and Florida...
- The
Seriema River is a
river of Ceará
state in
eastern Brazil. List of
rivers of Ceará
Brazilian Ministry of
Transport v t e...
-
falcons are part of a
clade of
birds called Australaves,
which also
includes seriemas,
parrots and p****erines.
Within Australaves falcons are more
closely related...
