SynonymsBot
Synonyms for fronted_nunbird or Related words with fronted_nunbird
monasa_morphoeus
throated_robin_irania
collared_starling
urochroa
eyed_parakeet_psittacara
family_sarothruridae
crowned_hornbill
gutturalis_rufous_tailed
melanozanthos
africanus_rüppell_vulture_gyps
throated_redstart
lc_rhipidura
white_winged_redstart
bellied_bustard_eupodotis_senegalensis
bellied_antbird
savile_bustard
spotted_flufftail_sarothrura_pulchra
throated_munia
fronted_bee_eater
collared_seedeater_sporophila_torqueola
nettapus_auritus_african
bougueri
leucophthalmus
throated_canary_crithagra
coucal_centropus_grillii
crowned_pigeon_patagioenas
tailed_hillstar
throated_honeyeater
necked_stork_ciconia_episcopus
schuettii
tailed_treecreeper
niveogularis
gorgeted_flycatcher
alnorum_willow_flycatcher_empidonax
schisticeps
cheeked_tit
bellied_cuckooshrike
galactotes
slate_colored_seedeater
plumed_honeyeater
throated_caracara
naped_tit
eared_puffbird
buff_spotted_flufftail
guifsobalito
cinnyris_talatala
fulvifrons
backed_vulture_gyps
sporophila_corvina
headed_duck_oxyura
Examples of "fronted_nunbird"
The black-
fronted
nunbird
("Monasa nigrifrons") is a species of bird in the family Bucconidae, the puffbirds.
The white-
fronted
nunbird
("Monasa morphoeus") is a species of near passerine bird in the puffbird family (Bucconidae). It is found in the tropical Americas.
The black-
fronted
nunbird
has a black body and bright red-orange bill. It is found in small gregarious groups in lower to mid-level forests.
The black-
fronted
nunbird
is found principally in the Amazon Basin south of the Amazon River. It also occurs at the confluence of the Rio Negro (north of the Amazon) and upstream along the Amazon itself. Its range extends south and east beyond the Tocantins River towards the Cerrado region of east-central Brazil; it is also found in the Pantanal, though not the very southern portion.
It occurs in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela; in southern Central America in Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama. The white-
fronted
nunbird
is found in the southern Amazon Basin, with the Amazon River as its northern limit, and extends to Maranhão state on the Atlantic coast; in the west, specifically northwest, it is limited eastwards by the lower reaches of the Rio Negro but extends westward towards the eastern Andes foothills. Its range largely skips the Andean cordillera – though it is found in some lower-lying ranges, like the Serranía de las Quinchas in Colombia – and continues west of the Andes into southern Central America to Nicaragua and Honduras.