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Palmchat The Palmchat (Dulus dominicus) is a small passerine bird in the Dulidae family.... |
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Paradise, D'Albertis' Bird of "Drepanornis albertisi, D'Albertis' Bird of Paradise, is rufous-brown, with green throat and ante-ocular region, white belly and dusky breast; the sides of the last exhibit dark-edged bronzy plumes, w... |
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Paradise, Long-tailed bird of "Falcinellus speciosus, Long-tailed Bird of Paradise, is black with rainbow-like reflections; the broad plumes of the sides of the upper breast being banded with metallic blue and green, and having wi... |
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Paradise, Magnificent Bird of "Diphyllodes magnifica, Magnificent Bird of Paradise, has a brown head and under surface, green throat and breast-shield, orange-brown back surmounted by a double cape of straw-yellow upon red-brown, ... |
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Paradise, Six-wired Bird of "Parotia sexpennis, the Six-wired Bird of Paradise, is bronzy- and purplish-black, having scale-like golden throat- and breast-feathers with green and blue reflections. A satiny white patch crosses th... |
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Parakeet Parakeets can be found in the wild in Florida. They are members of the parrot family. They have a soft, fleshy, mobile tongue and can learn to talk.... |
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Parakeet, Alexanderine The alexandrine parakeet is a long-tailed species, originally brought back from India by Alexander the Great.... |
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Parakeet, Carolina A carolina parakeet perched on a branch.... |
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Parakeet, Racket Tailed A bird parrot with two long tail feathers. ... |
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Parakeet, ringed Sociable in their dispositions, they assemble in more or less numerous bands, and make the forests re-echo with their loud cries. (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Parakeet, Uvaean The Nymphicus uvaeesis, Uvaean Parakeet, has a dark coloured face, black beak, green plumage and crest, a yellowish underside, and blue patches on the wings and tail.... |
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Pardalotte, Crested Usually living around small mountain streams, large spiders have been known to attack and eat the vrested pardalotte, which averages only three inches in length.... |
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Parrakeet, Rosella "They are highly esteemed for their vivacity and gentleness, and the facility with which they learn to talk."... |
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Parroquet, Carolina "Conuropsis carolinensis. Carolina Parroquet. Green; head yellow; face red; bill white; feet flesh-color; wings more or less variegated with blue and yellow. Sexes alike." Elliot Coues, 1884... |
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Parroquets, Carolina "Conuropsis carolinensis. Carolina Parroquet. Green; head yellow; face red; bill white; feet flesh-color; wings more or less variegated with blue and yellow. Sexes alike." Elliot Coues, 1884... |
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Parrot A climbing bird of brilliant color, having a fleshy tongue, and a short, hooked bill toothed above.... |
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Parrot A genus of tropical birds classes with the climbers. The genus includes many beautiful species, most of them being distinguished by their brilliant and gaudy plumage. They have a hooked bill and live ... |
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Parrot, Amazon A south American parrot.... |
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Parrot, Carolina The Carolina parrot is native to Guiana, but can be found as far north as Virginia. They often travel in flocks of thirty or forty, roosting together inside of hollow trees.... |
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Parrot, Crested of Mauritius The extinct crested parrot of Mauritius.... |
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Parrot, crossbill Somewhat larger than the common cross-bill, the parrot cross-bill largely resembles its habits.... |
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Parrot, Elegant The Elegant Parrot (Neophema elegans) is a grass parakeet with the synonym Euphema elegans native to Australia.... |
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Parrot, Gray "Parrot is the popular name for any individual of a well-known group of birds from the warmer regions of the globe, remarkable for the brilliant, and in some cases gaudy, coloration of their plumage, ... |
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Parrot, Green Parrots are much appreciated on account of their memory, and also for their habit of repeating what they hear. (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Parrot, Grey Parrots are much appreciated on account of their memory, and also for their habit of repeating what they hear. (Figuier, 1869).... |
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