Paridae
- noun
- /ˈpɛrɪˌdeɪ/
- Specialized
- The Paridae include well-known birds like the great tit and black-capped chickadee.
Examples
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Researchers studied the feeding habits of Paridae in suburban gardens.
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Several species within the Paridae family are common in European woodlands.
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The Paridae family includes various species of small songbirds.
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Many Paridae can be spotted in North America.
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The Paridae family includes various species of small songbirds.
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Several species within the Paridae family are common in European woodlands.
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Many Paridae can be spotted in North America.
Synonyms
A group of small songbirds like titmice and chickadees in northern areas
Compounds
- Specialized
A group of small songbirds like titmice and chickadees in northern areas
Surface Forms
Etymology
Paridae comes from the Latin name Parus, the old word for the 'tit', a small songbird. So Paridae is the family name for tits, chickadees and other similar small songbirds.