pipridae Definition
a family of small passerine birds found in the tropical regions of Central and South America, commonly known as manakins.
Phrases with pipridae
wire-tailed manakin
a species of manakin bird found in South America, known for its elaborate courtship dance
Example
The wire-tailed manakin's courtship dance is a sight to behold.
golden-headed manakin
a species of manakin bird found in Central and South America, known for its bright yellow head and unique courtship display
Example
The golden-headed manakin's courtship display involves acrobatic flips and snaps of its wings.
white-bearded manakin
a species of manakin bird found in Central and South America, known for its distinctive white beard and complex courtship dance
Example
The white-bearded manakin's courtship dance involves intricate footwork and synchronized movements with other males.
Summary: pipridae in Brief
'Pipridae' [ˈpɪprɪdeɪ] refers to a family of small passerine birds called manakins, found in the tropical regions of Central and South America. These birds are known for their unique courtship displays, such as the wire-tailed manakin's elaborate dance and the golden-headed manakin's acrobatic flips. The white-bearded manakin has a distinctive white beard and performs intricate footwork in its courtship dance.
