Thryothorus
- noun
- /ˈθraɪəˌθɔrəs/
- Specialized
- The Carolina wren, classified under the genus Thryothorus, is common in the southeastern United States.
Examples
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Sightings of birds from the Thryothorus genus delight birdwatchers throughout North and South America.
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Ornithologists have studied various species in the Thryothorus genus for their song patterns.
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The Thryothorus is known for its cheerful song.
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Did you see the Thryothorus in the garden?
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Ornithologists have studied various species in the Thryothorus genus for their song patterns.
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Sightings of birds from the Thryothorus genus delight birdwatchers throughout North and South America.
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The Carolina wren, classified under the genus Thryothorus, is common in the southeastern United States.
Synonyms
A group of small wrens that includes the Carolina wren
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Thryothorus likely comes from Greek parts thryo- and -thorus, which suggest 'bush' or 'shrub' and 'dweller'. That's why the name fits these small wrens, birds that live and sing in low bushes across the Americas.