BiologyEnvironmental ScienceGeology

D. Blumstein, T. Roberts

1993.2.1MOUNTAIN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

DOI: 10.2307/3673650

tlooto Summary

This wood-shrikes distribution includesPittas Larks Swallows and Martins Pipits and Wagtails, Cuckoo-Shrikes, Wood Shrikes and Minivets, and Fire-capped and Penduline Tits.

Abstract

Pittas Larks Swallows and Martins Pipits and Wagtails Cuckoo-Shrikes, Wood Shrikes and Minivets Bulbuls Ioras and Leaf-birds Waxwings Dippers Accentors Niltava and Flycatchers Fantail Flycatchers Paradise Flycatcher and Monarch Flycatcher Babblers, Laughing Thrushes and Shrike Babblers and Sibias Long-tailed Tits Tits Nuthatches Wallcreeper Tree Creepers Fire-capped and Penduline Tits Sunbirds Flower Peckers White-eyes Orioles Shrikes Drongos Jays, Tree-pies and Crows Starlings and Mynas Sparrows, Rock Sparrows and Snow Finches Weaver Birds Munias, Grass-finches and Mannikins Chaffinches, Mountain-Finches, Desert Finches, Rosefinches and Grosbeaks.

Citation format

BLUMSTEIN, D.; ROBERTS, T. The birds of pakistan. MOUNTAIN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, 1993, 13: 112.