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Tailorbird The tailor-bird makes its nest by weaving it together with living leaves.... |
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Tailorbird A genus of birds of the warbler family, and so named from their habit of sewing leaves of cotton or other substances to form a receptacle for the nest.... |
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Tailorbird "A song bird native to India, Malaysia and the Philippines, so named from its curious habit of sewing leaves together to form a nest." -Foster, 1921... |
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Takahe Believed to be extinct, the notornis mantelli was a flightless bird native to New Zealand.... |
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Tamatia, red-throated The red-throated tamatia, native to Guiana.... |
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Tanager A genus of birds belonging to the finch family. They are native to the warmer regions of America.... |
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Tanager A type of passerine birds. ... |
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Tanager The Texas Sparrow or Green Finch (Embernagra rufovirgata) is a finch-like tanager of the Embernagra genus.... |
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Tanager, Brazilian "Rhamphocoelus brasilius, the Brazilian Tanager, ...are chiefly small in size; the sexes are commonly similar, but the female is often duller, or even quite different form the male. The prevailing col... |
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Tanager, Rose Throated A bird native to the United States with red or scarlet on or near the head. ... |
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Tanager, scarlet The scarlet tanager (also known as the black-winged summer redbird, or fire bird) feeds on insects, wasps, hornets, wild bees, beetles, and some berries, ... |
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Teal, American Green-winged "Querquedula (N.) carolinensis. American Green-winged Teal. Bill black; feet bluish-gray: iris brown. A white crescent in front of wing. Head and upper neck rich chestnut, blackening on chin, with a g... |
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Teal, english Common throughout Europe, the English teal is accidental to the East coast of the United States.... |
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Teal, Green-winged This duck is beautifully colored and resembles a mallard. Its wings have an emerald green patch upon them.... |
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Tern These birds are remarkable for their buoyant, graceful, easy flight, and the soft loose texture of their plumage.... |
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Tern, Aleutian "Sterna aleutica. Aleutian Tern. Bill of ordinary shape, as in hirundo, macrura, etc., entirely black. Feet small, as in the species just named, but the webs more deeply incised; emargination not so g... |
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Tern, Arctic The arctic tern is found in the northern latitudes of Europe and America.... |
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Tern, Caspian "Sterna (T.) caspia. Caspian Tern. Imperial Tern. Bill dark vermilion red, growing and somewhat "diaphanous" toward the tip. Pileum and occipital crest glossy greenish-black, extending to below the lo... |
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Tern, Common Sterna fluviatilis, the Common Tern, occupying the coasts and inland waters of Europe, temperate Asia, and temperate America-chiefly on the eastern side in the last case- and migrating to South Africa... |
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Tern, Elegant "Sterna (T.) elegans. Elegant Tern. Princely Tern. Bill bright red, salmon-colored toward tip. Feet black; soles and under surfaces of claws slightly yellowish. crown of head, including long-flowing o... |
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Tern, Gull-Billed The Gull-Billed Tern (Gelochelidon nilotica) is a bird in the Sternidae family of seabirds. It was formerly known as the synonym Sterna nilotica.... |
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Tern, Noddy "Noddy Tern (Anous stolidus)."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Tern, Roseate A bird with a thin black bill with a red tip. ... |
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Tern, Roseate "Sterna dougalli. Roseate Tern. Paradise Tern. Bill about as long as head or foot, straight, slender, compressed, very acute; gonys longer than rami, former straight, latter concave in outline, with a... |
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Tern, Royal "Sterna (T.) maxima. Cayenne Tern. Royal Tern. Adult in summer: Pileum glossy greenish-black, not extending below eyes, so narrow on side of upper mandible that a broad white streak extends to extreme... |
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