Progne
- noun
- /ˈprɒɡni/
- Specialized
- The Progne genus includes the well-known purple martin found throughout North America.
Examples
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Several species within the Progne genus migrate seasonally across the Americas.
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Ornithologists have observed interesting nesting behavior among different Progne species.
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The Progne species are known for their aerial acrobatics.
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Did you see the Progne birds nesting in the tree?
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Ornithologists have observed interesting nesting behavior among different Progne species.
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Several species within the Progne genus migrate seasonally across the Americas.
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The Progne genus includes the well-known purple martin found throughout North America.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Progne comes from an old Greek story where a woman named Progne was turned into a swallow. Scientists used her name for a group of swallows, so Progne today refers to these birds, including the familiar purple martin.