Animals by Scientific Class Names

Ceryle rudis，Pied kingfisher

Features：The appearance is very similar to the crested fish dog, the whole body is black and white spots, but the body size is small, and the crown feathers are shorter

Ceryle rudis, Pied kingfisher, has four subspecies (1. The common subspecies Ceryle rudis insignis2. Ceryle rudis leucomelanurus3. Ceryle rudis rudis4. Ceryle rudis travancoreensis, Indian subspecies of the Spotted fish dog.Spotted fish dogs live in pairs or groups in large water bodies and mangrove...

Ceryle torquata，Megaceryle torquata，Ringed Kingfisher

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Ceryle torquata, Megaceryle torquata, Ringed Kingfisher, no subspecies.The brown-bellies feed mainly on small fish, eat crustaceans and a variety of aquatic insects and their larvae, and also peck at small frogs and a few aquatic plants. Kingfishers can also maintain excellent vision after diving in...

Ceryle alcyon，Belted Kingfisher

Features：The forehead and top of the head are dark blue plumage, and the base and part of the tail are entirely white, more or less pale yellow or yellow

Ceryle alcyon, Belted Kingfisher, no subspecies.White-bellies emit clear chirps to warn when threatening intruders or partners. Very territorial, most of the homeland defense measures are through voice commands or shouts of deterrence. The sound is similar to the tapping of vibrating machinery. A sh...

Megaceryle lugubris，Crested Kingfisher

Features：Conspicuously crested

Crested Kingfisher (Megaceryle lugubris, Crested Kingfisher) has three subspecies (1. The common subspecies of crested fish dog, Megaceryle lugubris guttulata. 2. Megaceryle lugubris pallida, a subspecies of Hokkaido dog. 3. Crested fish dog named subspecies Megaceryle lugubris lugubris.) .Crested f...

Megaceryle maxima，Giant Kingfisher

Features：It is the largest kingfisher in Africa

Megaceryle maxima, the foreign name Giant Kingfisher, has two subspecies, one is the named subspecies (M. m. maxima), distributed in the open country, and the other is the rainforest subspecies (M. m. gigantea), distributed in the rain forest. The varieties in the rainforest zone are slightly darker...

Syma megarhyncha，Mountain Kingfisher

Features：It is similar to yellow-billed jade, but larger in size

Syma megarhyncha, Mountain Kingfisher, has three subspecies (1.Syma megarhyncha wellsiwdg is found in western New Guinea. 2.Syma megarhyncha sellamontis is found in the Onn Peninsula of northeastern New Guinea. 3.Syma megarhyncha is found in southeastern New Guinea.) .They fly low, usually below 500...

Syma torotoro，Yellow-billed Kingfisher

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Syma torotoro, Yellow-billed Kingfisher, has three subspecies (1.Syma torotoro torotoro is found in New Guinea, Papua and Aru Islands). 2.Syma torotoro ochracea is found on the island of Dontelcastor and the Yorke Peninsula. 3.Syma torotoro flavirostris is found in Australia.) .Yellow-billed jadeite...

Todirhamphus pyrrhopygia，Red-backed Kingfisher

Features：The front is white, with green mottled striped cap, and the upper back is bright red from the waist to the tail

The Red-backed emerald, Todirhamphus pyrrhopygia, or red-backed Kingfisher, is a member of the Kingfisher family.The red-backed emerald both settles and migrates in northern Australia from August to April, mainly in the winter on the Cape York Peninsula. September to March in the extreme south. The...

Todirhamphus godeffroyi，Halcyon godeffroyi，Marquenan Kingfisher

Features：It is endemic to French Polynesia

The scientific names of the Mak Island emerald are Todirhamphus godeffroyi, Halcyon godeffroyi, Marquenan Kingfisher, without subspecies.The Mark Island emerald is usually hunted alone or in pairs. Like most forest kingfishers, they are completely carnivorous. Often searching for prey in leaves or d...

Todirhamphus gertrudae，Tuamotu Kingfisher，Niau kingfisher

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Its scientific name is Todirhamphus gertrudae, its foreign name is Tuamotu Kingfisher, Niau kingfisher, and its specific habit is unknown.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone's responsibility!...

Todirhamphus veneratus，Society kingfisher，ahiti kingfisher

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Todirhamphus veneratus, Society kingfisher, ahiti kingfisher, with two subspecies (1.Todirhamphus veneratus veneratus Veneratus is found on the island of Tahiti. 2.Todirhamphus veneratus youngi is found on the island of Moorea in Society Island.) .The birdsong of the Society Island emerald before da...

Todirhamphus ruficollari，Halcyon ruficollaris，Mewing kingfisher

Features：It is a bird unique to Mangayat, the largest island in the Cook Islands

Cook Islands emerald scientific name Todirhamphus ruficollari, Halcyon ruficollaris, foreign name Mewing kingfisher, no subspecies.One characteristic of the bird song of the Cook Islands emerald is "tanga-eeeoo", repeated three to five times, hence its traditional name Tanga'eo. The Co...

Todirhamphus tuta，Chattering kingfisher

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The Bora emerald is known as Todirhamphus tuta, Chattering kingfisher, and has three subspecies (1.Todirhamphus tuta tutus is found in the Society island of Tahiti. 2.Todirhamphus tuta atiu is found on the social islands of Reatea, Juacine and Tahiti. 3.Todirhamphus tuta mauke is found in the southe...

Todirhamphus australasia，Halcyon australasia，australasia，Timor Kingfisher

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Todirhamphus australasia, Halcyon australasia, australasia, Timor Kingfisher, has 5 subspecies (1. The subspecies Todirhamphus australasia is found in the Lesser Sunda Islands (Lombok, Sumbaweta and Timor-Leste). 2. Todirhamphus australasia dammerianus is found in the eastern part of the Lesser Sund...

Todirhamphus recurvirostris，Flat-billed Kingfisher

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Todirhamphus recurvirostris, Flat-billed Kingfisher, has 5 subspecies (1.Todirhamphus recurvirostris sanctus is found in Australia, Solomons East (Guadalcanal, SAN Cristobal), Indonesia and Melanesia. 2.Todirhamphus recurvirostris vagans is found in the Norfolk Islands, the Kemad Islands and New Zea...

Todirhamphus sanctus，Sacred Kingfisher，Halcyon sancta

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Todirhamphus sanctus, Sacred Kingfisher, Halcyon sancta, There are five subspecies (1.Todirhamphus sanctus) found in Australia, the Western Solomons, Indonesia, and Melanesia. 2.Todirhamphus sanctus vagans is found in Norfolk Island and New Zealand. 3.Todirhamphus sanctus canacorum is found in New C...

Todirhamphus saurophaga，White-headed Kingfisher

Features：It is a large kingfisher often encountered in coastal areas

Todirhamphus saurophaga, White-headed Kingfisher, Todirhamphus saurophaga saurophagus is found in the Moluccas, New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland, and Bougainville Island in the Solomon Islands. 2.Todirhamphus saurophaga anachoreta is found on the Bismarck Islands. 3.Todirhamphus saurophaga admir...

Todiramphus reichenbachii，Pohnpei kingfisher

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Pohnpei jade scientific name Todiramphus reichenbachii, foreign name Pohnpei kingfisher, the specific habit is unknown.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone's responsibility!...

Todiramphus pelewensis，Palau kingfisher，Rusty-capped kingfisher

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Palau jade scientific name Todiramphus pelewensis, foreign names Palau kingfisher, Rusty-capped kingfisher, the specific habit is unknown.Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.Maintaining ecological balance is everyone's responsibility!...

Todirhamphus cinnamominus，Guam kingfisher

Features：It's the only bird that can perch on utility poles at the edge of the forest

The scientific name Todirhamphus cinnamominus, Guam kingfisher, there are 3 subspecies.The cinnamon emerald preys on lizards, reptiles, geckos, insects, small crustaceans, worms, newborn mice, locust larvae.The age of sexual maturity is 2 years. The breeding season extends from November to August, a...

Todirhamphus enigma，Halcyon enigma，Obscure Kingfisher，Talaud Kingfisher

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The dark emerald scientific name Todirhamphus enigma, Halcyon enigma, foreign names Obscure Kingfisher, Talaud Kingfisher, is a bird in the family Kingfisher.Dark emerald prey on lizards, reptiles, geckos, insects, small crustaceans, worms, newborn mice, locust larvae. This is a wise and thoughtful...