elanoides การใช้

• Their next-closest relative was " Elanoides fortificatus ".
• The genus " Elanoides " was introduced by the French ornithologist Louis Jean Pierre Vieillot in 1818.
• Its tail is very long and deeply forked, like " Elanoides " which has similar feeding habits but is larger.
• Lerner and Mindell also found that " Elanoides forficatus " grouped with Perninae, such as the type species " Pernis apivorus " and the Australian endemics " Lophoictinia " and " Hamirostra ".
• Three of these species, the swallow-tailed kite ( " Elanoides forficatus " ), the piratic flycatcher ( " Legatus leucophaius " ), and the yellow-green vireo ( " Vireo flavoviridis " ), reproduce in Monteverde and migrate to South America during their non-reproductive phase.
• Migratory bird species include swallow-tailed kite ( Elanoides forficatus ), plumbeous kite ( Ictinia plumbea ), blue ground dove ( Claravis pretiosa ), dark-billed cuckoo ( Coccyzus melacoryphus ), white-collared swift ( Streptoprocne zonaris ), Sick's swift ( Chaetura meridionalis ), black jacobin ( Florisuga fusca ), black-throated mango ( Anthracothorax nigricollis ), white-rumped monjita ( Xolmis velatus ), yellow-browed tyrant ( Satrapa icterophrys ), rusty-margined flycatcher ( Myiozetetes cayanensis ), streaked flycatcher ( Myiodynastes maculatus ), piratic flycatcher ( Legatus leucophaius ), fork-tailed flycatcher ( Tyrannus savana ), white-winged becard ( Pachyramphus polychopterus ), red-eyed vireo ( Vireo olivaceus ), lined seedeater ( Sporophila lineola ) and sooty grassquit ( Tiaris fuliginosus ).