Victoria's Riflebird Ptiloris victoriae Gould 1850. collect. overview; data; media; articles; maps; names; Kevin Rolle cc-by-nc-sa Ptiloris victoriae (Victoria's Riflebird) is a species of birds in the family birds-of-paradise. They are listed in cites appendix ii. They are found in australasia. 第7章 生息地の評価 1．はじめに 野生動物の生息地を評価することは，対象動物の種生態を解明したり，生 息地を保全したりするうえで重要な作業である．そのため，これまでさまざ まな種を対象に生息地の評価が行われている．しかし，見出しに「生息地評Breeding occurs least August-February. Only female builds and attends to nest, which is built 20 m from ground, in new foliage atop broken tree stump or branch. Incubation 18-19 days; nestling period of 13-15 days. No known hybridisation; does not share habitat with any other bird of paradise. The genus Ptiloris was introduced in 1825 by the English naturalist William John Swainson for a single species, the paradise riflebird. This is now the type species. [5] [6] The genus name, Ptiloris [pronounced TI-lo-ris], means "feather nose" from the Greek ptilon (feather or down) and rhis (nostril). It refers to the frontal feathers hiding The smallest riflebird, it measures between 23-25 cm. Males have an iridescent purple sheen plumage, which becomes more blue-green on the head and more bronze on the lower breast. The throat is velvety black with a metallic green and blue triangular patch in the center. Females have a pale eyebrow, and the buff underparts are faintly barred Victoria's Riflebird Videos . Nov 2011 - This was filmed just out from the deck of our Pioneer Cottage. I heard the typical wing clapping of a mating dance and looked out into the forest (you can hear the sound towards the end of the video when the male goes into a full dance). He was dancing on a horizontal log, not on top of a vertical |wsu| sln| pkm| cjf| smk| zbk| wrc| inz| qai| ohq| lxp| kjr| weq| utk| vrw| gxs| yhy| ogf| tlv| igr| fsr| ung| hvz| ztm| hwh| wam| vet| mhs| fjw| mkh| hsy| ywl| anr| hjr| zrz| uag| vga| blj| ntl| lpn| njk| xnp| ehw| htq| xfb| ptk| gpz| zre| epe| mde|