Gray-backed Fiscal Lanius excubitoroides
Described by: Prevost; Des Murs (1847)
Alternate common name(s): Grey-backed Fiscal
Old scientific name(s): Lanius excubitorius ...
Fiscal, Common aka Fiscal Shrike Lanius collaris Found: Africa
Photographed by: 1, 2) Dennis Donohue (Shutterstock) 3) Lynn Amaral
4) Dick Daniels in Johannesburg, South Africa 7) Dick in Tanzania
5) Sandy Cole near De Hoop Nature Reserve, ...
Fiscal Flycatcher, Sigelus silens
Genus Rhinomyias
Buru Jungle Flycatcher, Rhinomyias addita
Flores Jungle Flycatcher, Rhinomyias oscillans
Brown-chested Jungle Flycatcher, Rhinomyias brunneata ...
São Tomé Fiscal
São Tomé Kingfisher
São Tomé and Príncipe
São Tomé Green-pigeon ...
Genus: Lanius - Shrike (and Fiscals). 26 species, give or take.
Species: Lanius excubitor - Northern Shrike. Sometimes kills birds as large as itself, but would prefer a field mouse. Able to lift heavy prey, perhaps more so than most raptors.
Coldwater Hatchery Management
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Some shrikes are also known as "butcher birds" because of their habit of keeping corpses. Australasian butcherbirds are not shrikes, although they occupy a similar ecological niche. Several African species are known as fiscals, ...
programs like North Carolina's CURE, and private conservation groups like the Longleaf Alliance provide affordable tree stock, free seed (wild grasses and forbs), conduct workshops and demonstrations, offer management brochures, and channel fiscal ...
 See also: Flycatcher, Shrike, Robin, Warbler, Magpie
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