🦋 Family

Icteridae

84 species · Animals

Animalia › Chordata › Aves › Passeriformes › Icteridae

Xanthopsar flavus, the saffron-cowled blackbird, is the only species in its genus, an Icteridae bird threatened by habitat loss in South America.

The yellow-hooded blackbird is a fairly common Icteridae species native to northern South America, rarely recorded as a vagrant in Panama.

Chrysomus ruficapillus, the chestnut-capped blackbird, is a sexually dimorphic bird found in wet eastern South American habitats.

Agelaioides badius, the grayish baywing, is a non-brood-parasitic passerine common across its semi-open South American habitats.

This is a subspecies of grayish baywing, a social non-brood-parasitic bird common across semi-open South American habitats.

Cacicus melanicterus, the Mexican/yellow-winged cacique, is an Icteridae species found only in western Mexico and northern Guatemala.

Dives atroviolaceus is a 27 cm black bird with a brown eye, endemic to Cuba’s main island, living in lowland moist and degraded former forests.

Sturnella militaris, the red-breasted meadowlark, is a small Neotropical icterid bird associated with open grassy habitats.

The white-browed meadowlark is a small South American passerine icterid that is expanding its range.

The Peruvian meadowlark is an icterid bird found in western South America, with distinct male/female plumage and a bobbing flight.

The Pampas meadowlark is an Icteridae bird scattered across the Pampas Plain, threatened by habitat loss.

The long-tailed meadowlark is a passerine icterid bird of southern South America and the Falkland Islands that inhabits open grassland.

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