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O que (quem) é nightingale$52671$ - definição

GENUS OF BIRDS
Nightingale Wren; Nightingale wren

nightingale         
  • Song recorded in Devon, England
  • Distribution map of subspecies
  • Male
  • ''Luscinia megarhynchos''
SPECIES OF BIRD
Erithacus megarhynchos; Nightengale; Luscinia megarhynchos; Nightingale; Common Nightingale; Nightingale in culture; Philomelian; Rufous nightingale
n. nightingales sing, warble
nightingale         
  • Song recorded in Devon, England
  • Distribution map of subspecies
  • Male
  • ''Luscinia megarhynchos''
SPECIES OF BIRD
Erithacus megarhynchos; Nightengale; Luscinia megarhynchos; Nightingale; Common Nightingale; Nightingale in culture; Philomelian; Rufous nightingale
¦ noun a small migratory thrush with drab brownish plumage, noted for its melodious song which can often be heard at night. [Luscinia megarhynchos, family Turdidae.]
Origin
OE nihtegala, of Gmc origin, from the base of night and a base meaning 'sing'.
nightingale         
  • Song recorded in Devon, England
  • Distribution map of subspecies
  • Male
  • ''Luscinia megarhynchos''
SPECIES OF BIRD
Erithacus megarhynchos; Nightengale; Luscinia megarhynchos; Nightingale; Common Nightingale; Nightingale in culture; Philomelian; Rufous nightingale
n.
Philomel, philomela, rossigno, (Philomela luscinia).

Wikipédia

Microcerculus

Microcerculus is a genus of birds in the wren family Troglodytidae that are endemic to Central America and tropical regions of South America.

These are small wrens with very short tails, long legs and a long bill. They forage on or near the ground in humid forests.

The genus was first mentioned in print by the English naturalist Osbert Salvin in 1861. Salvin credits the zoologist Philip Sclater for coining the name but Sclater's book on American birds was not published until 1862. Some taxonomists credit Sclater for erecting the genus in 1862. The type species was subsequently designated as the wing-banded wren (Microcerculus bambla) by the American naturalist Spencer Baird in 1864. The genus name is a diminutive of the Ancient Greek mikros meaning "small" and kerkos meaning "tail".

The genus contains the following species:

  • Wing-banded wren (Microcerculus bambla)
  • Southern nightingale-wren (Microcerculus marginatus)
  • Northern nightingale-wren (Microcerculus philomela)
  • Flutist wren (Microcerculus ustulatus)