ABACAÍ
variety of cockatoo [any bird of the genus Cacatua,
esp. Cacatua haematuropygia, also called CALANGUÉ]
ABADAVINA
a. siski n[Carduelis Spinus]; b. redpoll [Carduelis
Flammea or Carduelis Hornemanni; also called TENTILHÃO]
ABELHEIRO
bee eater [of the family Meropidae]
ABETARDA
bustard [of the family Otididae]
ABETOURO
bittern [of the heron family]
ABIBE
lapwing [Vanellus Vanellus], pewit
ABUTRE
vulture [see also URUBU]
ACÍPITRE
accipiter
AGAMI
trumpeter; trumpeter swan
ALBATROZ
albatross, gooney bird
ALBIDÍPENE
adj. (Ornith.) whitefeathered
ALBIVENTRE
adj. (Ornith.) whitebreasted
ALCA
a. auk [any of several diving birds of the family
Alcidae, also called TORDA-MERGULHADEIRA]; b. great
auk [Pinguinus impennis; extinct since 1844]; razor-billed
auk
ALCATRAZ
a. albatross [of the family Diomedeidae], gooney
bird; b. frigate bird [also called man-o'-war,
of the family Fregatidae]
ALCIÃO
kingfisher [of the family Alcedinidae]
ALCÍONE
kingfisher
ALFAIATE
[see TIZIU]
ALMA-DE-GATO
[Brazil] kind of cuckoo [Piaya cayana macroura,
also called PIÁ, def. 2]
ALQUEIMÃO
gallinule [any of several aquatic rails of the genera
Porphyrio, Porphyrula and Gallinula, esp. Porphyrio
porphyrio, also called CAMAU]
AMARGOSA
variety of morning dove (Zenaida auriculata)
ANA-VELHA
[see SOCOZINHO]
ANDORINHA
a. swallow [birds of the family Hirundinidae]; b.
martin [swallows having a wedge-shaped or notched
tail]
a.
norte-americana » barn swallow [Hirundo rustica]
ARAPONGA
bell-bird [Anthornis melanura]
ARARA
macaw, parrot [any of various long-tailed parrots
of the genera Ara and Anodorhynchus]
ARARA-DE-BARRIGA-AMARELA
macaw [any kind of long-tailed parrot of the genera
Ara or Anodorhynchus, esp. Ara ararauna, also called
CANINDÉ]
ASA-BRANCA
kind of pigeon [Columba picazuro]
ASSOBIADEIRA
[see IRERÊ]
AVIFAUNA
n. (Ornith., Environ.) avifauna
AVOANTE
variety of mourning dove [esp. Zenaida auriculata
and Zenaida macroura, also called CARDIGUEIRA]
AVOCETA
avocet [shorebirds belonging to the genus Recurvirostra]
AZULÃO
a. any of various bluebirds; b. [esp. BzP] kind
of cowbird; c. [esp. BzP] indigo bunting [bird of
the genus Emberiza]; d. [esp. BzP] kind of tanager
[birds of the Emberizidae family, see TIÉ-PRETO]
AÇANÃ
crake; shortbilled rail
AÇOR
goshawk [Accipiter gentilis]
BATUÍRA
[see CARÁDRIO]
BEIJA-FLOR
humming-bird [bird of the family Trochilidae; the
same as COLIBRI]
BEM-TE-VI
[esp. BzP] an insectivorous bird of the flycatcher
family [Pitangus sulphuratus]
BEM-TE-VI-CARRAPATEIRO
[see BEM-TE-VI-DO-GADO]
BEM-TE-VI-DO-GADO
a passarine bird of the genus Tyrannidae [Machetornis
rixosa]
BICO-DE-LACRE
variety of passerine bird [Estrilda astrid]
BICUDO
a. three-toed jacamar [Oryzoborus maximiliani];
b. several birds of the finch family
BIGUATINGA
anhinga [Anhinga anhinga], snakebird, water turkey
[also called CARARÁ]
BIGUÁ
kind of cormorant [esp. Phalacrocorax brasilianus]
BOIEIRA
wagtail, pipit, titlark [esp. Fluvicola climazura]
BREJAL
variety of tanager [Sporophila albogularis]
BRITA-OSSOS
lammergeier, lammergeyer [Gypaetus barbatus, also
called XOFRANGO, XOFRANGO-BRITA-OSSOS]
BUFO-REAL
eagle owl [Bubo bubo]
BUSARDO
buzzard [Buteo buteo]
CABEÇA-DE-MARTELO
hammerhead, hammerkop [Scopus umbretta]
CABEÇA-DE-PEDRA
[see CABEÇA-SECA]
CABEÇA-ENCARNADA
variety of manakin [passerine bird of the family
Pipridae, esp. Pipra rubrocapilla]
CABEÇA-SECA
wood stork [Mycteria americana, also called CABEÇA-DE-PEDRA]
CABURÉ-DE-ORELHA
[see CORUJINHA-DO-MATO]
CACATUA
cockatoo [any of several crested parrots of the
genus Cacatua]
CACAUÉ
[see JANDAIA]
CACICO
cacique [any of various blackbirds of the genus
Cacicus]
CAIRINA
[see PATO-DO-MATO]
CALANGUÉ
[see ABACAÍ]
CALHANDRA
a. [see COTOVIA]; b. lark [Melanocorypha calandra]
CAMATANGA
a. [see CHAUÁ]; b. [see PAPAGAIO-VERDADEIRO]
CAMAU
[see ALQUEIMÃO]
CAMBACICA
[see SEBINHO]
CAMBAXIRRA
- CAMBAXIRRAS
- CAMAXILRA
- CAMAXIRRA
- CAMAXILRAS
- CAMAXIRRAS
wren [Troglodytes aedon]
CAMBAXIRRA-GRANDE
[see GARRINCHÃO-DE-BICO-GRANDE]
CAMIRANGA
[see URUBU-DE-CABEÇA-VERMELHA]
CANINDÉ
[see ARARA-DE-BARRIGA-AMARELA]
CANÁRIA
female canary
CANÁRIO
canary [Serimus Canaria]
CANÁRIO-DA-TERRA
kind of finch [Sicalis flaveola brasiliensis and
S. f. pelzelni]
CANÁRIO-DO-CAMPO
kind of passarine birds of east-southern and center-western
Brazil [esp. Emberizoides herbicola]
CANÁRIO-PARDO
[see TICO-TICO-DO-CAMPO]
CAPITÃO-DO-MATO
barbet [any of numerous birds of the family Capitonidae]
CAPOTE
[see GALINHA-D’ANGOLA]
CARA-SUJA
[see SAÍRA-AMARELA]
CARACARÁ
caracara [any of several birds of prey of the falcon
family, esp. Caracara plancus, also called CARANCHO]
CARARÁ
[see BIGUATINGA]
CARAÚNA
migratory bird, Plegadis chihi, found in southern
America swamps, including the southern and eastern
Brazil
CARCARÁ
caracara [any of several birds of prey of the falcon
family, esp. Caracara plancus]
CARDEAL
cardinal [Cardinalis cardinalis], redbird [esp.
scarlet tanager - Piranga olivacea]
CARDIGUEIRA
[see AVOANTE]
CARIPIRA
[see GAVIÃO-CARIPIRA]
CARQUEJA
variety of coot [any aquatic rail of the genus Fulica]
CARQUEJA-DO-BICO-MANCHADO
a common species of coot [Fulica armillata], found
in swamps, lakes and dams, from Patagonia and Chile
to southern Brazil]
CARRIÇA
a. [see CAMBAXIRRA]; b. any flycatchers of the families
Acanthisittidae and Troglodytidae, esp. Troglodytes
troglodytes]
CARTAXO
stonechat [Saxicola rubetra and S. torquata]
CARÁDRIO
variety of piping plover [Charadrius melodus] or
killdeer [Charadrius vociferus] also called MAÇARICO
or BATUÍRA
CASACA-DE-COURO
[see GARIBÁLDI]
CASUAR
cassowary [any flightless birds of the family Casuariidae]
CATATUA
[see CACATUA]
CATRAIA
variety of summer flounder
CATURRITA-DOS-CÁCTUS
[see PERIQUITO-DA-CAATINGA]
CAUANÃ
[see MAGUARI]
CEDOVÉM
[see CHAPIM]
CEGONHA
a. stork, white stork [birds of the family Ciconiidae,
esp. Ciconia ciconia]; b. [see MAGUARI]
CHABÓ
a. [see ANDORINHÃO-DE-COLEIRA]; b. [see ANDORINHA-DO-CAMPO]
CHALRETA
[see FUSELO]
CHANCHÃ
any of several American woodpeckers of the genus
Colaptes [esp. Colaptes campestris] [see also PICA-PAU-DO
CAMPO]
CHAPALHETE
- CHAPALHETES
- CHAPALHETA
- CHAPALHETAS
a common gull [Larus ridibundus] of the Northern
Hemisphere
CHAPIM
variety of chickadee [any of various birds of the
genus Parus, of the titimouse family, esp. Parus
major, also called CEDOVÉM];
CHARÃ
[see PAPAGAIO-DA-SERRA]
CHARÃO
[see CHARÃ]
CHASCO
(Ornith.) a. [see CARTAXO]; b. wheatear [Oenanthe
oenanthe]
CHAUÁ
variety of Amazon parrot [esp. Amazona rhodocorytha,
also called CAMATANGA]
CHEGA-E-VIRA
[see IRERÊ]
CHIQUEIRA
[see QUERO-QUERO]
CHUPA-DENTE-DE-COROA-VERMELHA
[see CUSPIDOR]
CHUPA-DENTE-DE-MÁSCARA-PRETA
[see CUSPIDOR]
CODORNA
quail [a. any gallinaceous birds of the subfamily
Odontophorinae, of the pheasant family; b. any similar
gallinaceous birds of the genus Coturnix]]; b. bobwhite
[Colinus virginianus]; c. tinamou [partridgelike
terrestrial birds comprising the order Tinamiformes]
CODORNIZ
n. [see CODORNA, subitem b.]
COLIBRI
[see BEIJA-FLOR]
CORUJA
owl [nocturnal birds of prey comprising the orders
Strigformes];
CORUJINHA
[see CUSPIDOR, def. 2]
CORUJINHA-DO-MATO
screech owl [any of several owls of the genus Otus,
esp. Otus choliba and Otus asio, also called CABURÉ-DE-ORELHA]
CORVO
a. crow [birds of the genus Corvus, of the family
Corvidae]; b. raven [Corvus corax]
CORVO-MARINHO
[see BIGUÁ]
COTOVIA
a. skylark [Alauda Arvensis, also called CALHANDRA];
b. meadowlark [songbirds of the genus Sturnella];
c. titlark [any larklike birds, esp. a pipit]
CURIANGO
goatsucker [any of the birds belonging to the family
Caprimulgidae, esp. Nyctidromus albicollis, which
also includes such birds as nightjars, and
nighthawks]
CURRALEIRO
[see PAPAGAIO-DE-PEITO-ROXO]
CUSPIDOR
ant thrush [Conopophaga melanops, also called CHUPA-DENTE-DE-MÁSCARA-PRETA]
ESPANTA-BOIADA
[see QUERO-QUERO]
FAISÃO
a. pheasant [gallinaceous bird of the family Phasianidae];
b. ruffed grouse [Bonasa umbellus]
FALCÃO
a. falcon [birds of prey of the family Falconidae];
b. hawk [birds of prey of the family Accipitridae]
FALCÃO
REAL
peregrine falcon [Falco peregrinus]
FERREIRINHA
ALBINA
alpine accentor [Prunella collaris]
FERRÃO
[see JAÇANÃ]
FLAMENGO
[see FLAMINGO]
FLAMINGO
flamingo [wading birds comprising the family Phoenicopteridae,
esp. Guara rubra, also called FLAMENGO, GUARÁ]
FOGO-APAGOU
scaly ground dove [Scardafella squamata]
FRANGO
D'ÁGUA
a. marsh hen [any of numerous birds of the family
Rallidae, esp. Gallinula chloropus galeata]; b.
mud hen [any of various marsh-inhabiting birds,
esp. coot (Fulica americana)]
FRANGO
D'ÁGUA COMUM
any of various rails or raillike birds [esp. Laterallus
melanophaius]
FURA-MATO
a psittacine bird belongiong to the parrots family
[Pyrrhura leucotis leucotis]
FUSELO
variety of godwit [any shorebird of the genus Limosa;
esp. L lapponica, also called CHALRETA]
GAIVOTA
a. seagull [aquatic birds of the family Laridae,
esp. any of the marine species]; b. mew gull [Larus
canus]
GAIVOTA-PRETA
[see QUERO-QUERO]
GAIVÃO
martin [see under ANDORINHA]
GALINHA
hen, chicken [Gallus domesticus; see also FRANGO]
GALINHA
CAIPIRA
mongrel chicken
GALINHA
D'ANGOLA
Guinea fowl, Guinea Hen [gallinaceous birds of the
family Numididae, esp. Numididae meleagris, also
called CAPOTE]
GALINHA
GARNIZÉ
bantam
GALO
cock, rooster
GALO
SILVESTRE
grouse [plump gallinaceous birds of the subfamily
Tetraoninae, of the pheasant family, also called
TETRAZ]
GARIBÁLBI
red-winged blackbird [a variety of blackbird, Agelaius
ruficapillus and A. phoeniceus, also called CASACA-DE-COURO]
GARNIZÉ
[see GALINHA GARNIZÉ]
GARRINCHÃO-DE-BICO-GRANDE
variety of wren, Carolina wren [also called CAMBAXIRRA-GRANDE]
GARÇA
heron [wading birds of the family Ardeidae]
GARÇA-BRANCA-GRANDE
egret, kind of white heron [esp. Casmerodius albus
egretta]
GARÇA-BRANCA-PEQUENA
snowy egret, kind of white heron [esp. Egretta thula]
GARÇA-PARDA
[see MAGUARI]
GAVIÃO
sparrow-hawk [Accipiter nisus, see FALCÃO]
GAVIÃO-CARIPIRA
osprey [Pandion haliaetus, also called CARIPIRA]
GAVIÃO-DE-PENACHO
harpy eagle
GAVIÃO-POMBA
any accipitrine bird belonging to the Accipitrinidae
family [esp. Leucopternis lacernulata and Leucopternis
polionota]
GAVIÃO-REAL
harpy eagle
GORRIÃO
[see PARDAL]
GRALHA
a. crow [any of various birds of the genus Corvus
- family Corvidae]; b. daw, jackdaw [Corvus monedula];
c. rook [Corvus frugilegus]
GRALHA-DE-BICO-AMARELO
alpine chough [Pyrrhocorax graculus]
GRALHO
rook [Corvus frugilegus]
GRAÚNA
blackbird [the same as MELRO]
GROU
a. crane [wading bird of the family Gruidae]; b.
whooping crane [Grus americana]
GUARÁ
[see FLAMINGO]
IRERÊ
kind of wild tree-duck [Dendrocygna viduata]
JANDAIA
kind of parakeet [Aratinga aurea, also called PERIQUITO-REI,
or A. solstitialis auricapilla, also called MARITACA]
JAÇANÃ
jaçana [any of several birds of the family
Jacanidae, esp. Jacana spinosa jacana]
JAÓ
kind of tinamou [any birds comprising the order
Tinamiforms esp. Crypturellus noctivagus, akin to
rhea and other ratite birds]
JOÃO-DE-BARRO
a. ovenbird [Seirus aurocapillus]; b. any songbird
of the family Furnariidae
JOÃO-TENENÉM
a passarine bird of the genus Synallaxis, with 11
species distributed over Brazil [esp. Synallaxis
spixi, Synallaxis frontalis]
JOÃO-TIRIRI
[see JOÃO-TENENÉM]
LAVADEIRA
sandpiper [birds of the family Scolopacidae]
LOURO
any parrot [see PAPAGAIO]
MACUCO
tinamou [Tinamus solitarius]
MAGUARI
a. kind of heron [esp. Ardea cocoi]; b. kind of
white stork [esp. Ciconia maguari or C. ciconia]
MAINÁ
mynah [birds of the starling family, esp. of the
genera Acridotheres and Gracula]
MARIA-MOLE
[see SOCOZINHO]
MARITACA
[see JANDAIA]
MARITACA-VERDE
variety of parakeet [Pionus maximiliani, compare
JANDAIA]
MARRECA-APAÍ
[see IRERÊ]
MARRECA-DO-PARÁ
[see IRERÊ]
MARRECA-PIADEIRA
[see IRERÊ]
MARRECA-VIÚVA
[see IRERÊ]
MARREQUINHA
[see JAÇANÃ]
MARTIM-PESCADOR
kingfisher [birds of the family Alcedinidae]
MARTIM-PESCADOR-GRANDE
kind of kingfisher [esp. Megaceryle torquata]
MAÇARICO
[see CARÁDRIO]
MELRO
blackbird [the same as GRAÚNA]
MERGULHÃO-DO-NORTE
loon [diving birds of the order Gaviiformes]
NHAÇANÃ
[see JAÇANÃ]
ORNITOLOGIA
ornithology
ORNITOLÓGICO
- ORNITOLÓGICOS
- ORNITOLÓGICA
- ORNITOLÓGICAS
ornithological, ornithologic
ORNITÓLOGO
- ORNITÓLOGOS
- ORNITÓLOGA
- ORNITÓLOGAS
ornithologist
PAPA-ARROZ
a. kind of cowbird [Sporophila nigricollis]; b.
bobolink [Dolicochonyx oryzivorus]
PAPA-ARROZ-PRETO
[see TIZIU]
PAPA-MOSCAS
a. flycatcher [any of numerous birds of the family
Tyranidae - also called Tyrant Flycatcher - or Muscicapinae];
b. pewee [flycatchers of the genus Contopus]
PAPA-PEIXE
[see MARTIM-PESCADOR]
PAPAGAIO
parrot [any of numerous birds of the order Psittaciformes]
PAPAGAIO-CABOCLO
[see PAPAGAIO-DO-PEITO-ROXO]
PAPAGAIO-CURRALEIRO
[see PAPAGAIO-DO-PEITO-ROXO]
PAPAGAIO-DA-SERRA
Amazon parrot [any of several tropical American
green parrots of the genus Amazon, esp. Amazona
pretrei, popular as pets; also called CHARÃ]
PAPAGAIO-DO-PEITO-ROXO
variety of Amazon parrot [Amazona vinacea]
PAPAGAIO-VERDADEIRO
variety of Amazon parrot [ esp. Amazona aestiva,
also called CAMATANGA]
PARDAL
a. sparrow [any of numerous small birds of the subfamily
Emberizinae - family Emberizidae]
PARDAL
DE TELHADO
home sparrow [Passer domesticus]
PATA
a female duck
PATA-D'ÁGUA
[see BIGUÁ]
PATO
duck [birds of the family Anatidae]; b. a male duck,
drake
PATO-DO-MATO
Muscovy duck, musk duck [Cairina moschata, also
called CAIRINA]
PEGA
magpie [birds of the genus Pica, of the jay family]
PELICANO
a. pelican [any of several birds of the family Pelecanidae];
b. gannet [seabird of the genus Sula or Morus]
PERDIGÃO
male partridge [see also PERDIZ]
PERDIZ
a. partridge [gallinaceous birds of the pheasant
family, esp. Perdix perdix]; b. any game bird resembling
the partridge [as the ruffed grouse or bobwhite];
c. any of several birds resembling the partridge
[esp. Rhynchotus rufescens]
PERIQUITO
a. lovebird [small parrots, esp. of the genus Agapornis];
b. parakeet [any of various medium-sized parrots,
as the budgerigar, of the genus Aratinga and allied
genera]
PERIQUITO-DA-CAATINGA
a 25-cm parakeet [Aratinga cactorum] native to Brazil,
also called CATURRITA-DOS-CÁCTUS]
PERIQUITO-REI
kind of parakeet [see JANDAIA]
PERIQUITO-URUBU
kind of small parrot (Gypopsitta vulturina) of Eastern
Pará and right bank of low Amazon [also called
PIRIPIRI]
PETREL
petrel [any of various seabirds of the families
Procellariidae, Hydrobatidae, and Pelecanoididae]
PIADEIRA
[see IRERÊ]
PIAÇOCA
[see JAÇANÃ]
PICA-PAU
woodpecker [any of numerous birds of the family
Picidae]
PICA-PAU
CINZENTO
nuthatch [see PICANCILHO], nutcracker [corvine birds
of genus Nucifraga]
PICA-PAU-DO-CAMPO
variety of fricker, variety of yellowhammer [see
CHANCHÃ]
PICA-PEIXE
[see MARTIM-PESCADOR]
PICANCILHO
nuthatch [songbirds of the family Sittidae]
PIGARGO
erne, sea eagle [eagles of the genus Haliaeetus]
PINGÜIM
penguin [flightless birds of the order Sphenisciformes]
PINTARROXO
linnet [Carduelis cannabina]
PINTASSILGO
goldfinch [any of several finches of the family
Carduelis, esp. Carduelis tristis and Carduelis
carduelis]
PINTO
chick, a young chicken
PINTO
D'ÁGUA
[see FRANGO-D’ÁGUA]
PIRIPIRI
(Ornith.) [see PERIQUITO-URUBU]
PISCO-CHILREIRO
bullfinch [Pyrrhula pyrrhula]
PISCO-FERREIRO
redstart [esp. Setophaga ruticilla]
PIÁ
[esp. Brazil] [see ALMA-DE-GATO]
POMBA
a hen-dove [see POMBO]
POMBO
a. dove [any bird of the family Columbidae, esp.
the smaller species]; b. pigeon [any bird of the
family Columbidae, esp. the larger species]
POMBO-DOMÉSTICO
rock dove [Columba livia], any domestic dove
PÁSSARO
bird
PÍLEO
pileum
QUERO-QUERO
Brazilian lapwing [Vanellus chilensis]
ROLINHA
kind of small dove [Columbina talpacoti]
ROUXINOL
nightingale [any of several birds of the thrush
subfamily, esp. Luscinia megarhynchos]
RÔLA
turtledove [any of several doves of the genus Streptopelia,
esp. S. turtur], mourning dove [Zenaida (Zenaidura)
macroura, noted for its plaintive cooing]
SABIÁ
any of several thrushes of the genus Turdus considered
robinlike
SABIÁ-BRANCO
kind of Brazilian thrush [Turdus leocomelas]
SABIÁ-CICA
- SABIÁ
- SABIÁS
- SABIACICA
- SABIACICAS
kind of Brazilian thrush [Triclaria malachitacea]
SABIÁ-PIMENTA
[see TRINCA-FERRO]
SACI
kind of cuckoo
SANHAÇO
tanager [Thraupis sayaca]
SANÃ
[see SARACURA-SANÃ]
SANÃ-CARIJÓ
[see SANÃ-DE-SAMAMBAIA]
SANÃ-DE-SAMAMBAIA
variety of crake [Porzana albicollis]
SARACURA
any of several crakes or small rails
SARACURA-DO-BREJO
variety of corn crake [Aramides cajanea]
SARACURA-SANÃ
variety of small rail [esp. Rallus sanguinolentus
and Rallus nigricans]
SAÍRA
variety of tanager [any of numerous songbirds of
the subfamily Thraupinae [family Emberizidae] found
in fields, orchards and savannahs, in Guyana, Venezuela,
large part of Brazil and Paraguay
SAÍRA-AMARELA
kind of tanager [esp. Tangara cayana, also called
CARA-SUJA]
SEBINHO
a passerine bird [Coereba flaveola, also called
CAMBACICA]
SERIEMA
kind of crane of N. Argentina, Paraguay, central
and east Brazil [Cariama cristata]
SOCOZINHO
a variety of heron [Butorides striatus]
SOCOÍ
[see SOCOZINHO]
SOCÓ
bittern, heron [any wading bird of the family Ardeidae]
SOCÓ-CRIMINOSO
[see SOCOZINHO]
SOCÓ-ESTUDANTE
[see SOCOZINHO]
SOCÓ-GRANDE
[see MAGUARI]
SOCÓ-MIRIM
[see SOCOZINHO]
SOMBRIO
kind of pipit
TECELÃO
weaver, weaverbird [any of numerous finchlike birds
of the family Ploceidae]
TENTILHÃO
[see ABADAVINA]
TESOURINHA
chatterer [Phibalura flavirostris]
TETRAZ
[see GALO SILVESTRE]
TICO-TICO
kind of crown sparrow [esp. Zonotrichia capensis]
TICO-TICO-DO-CAMPO
any of numerous songbirds of the family Emberizinae
[esp. Ammodramus humeralis and Myospiza humeralis]
TIZIU
kind of black cowbird [esp. Volatinia jacarina]
TIÉ
kind of tropical American tanager
TIÉ-PRETO
variety of tropical American tanager [esp. Tachyphonus
coronatus]
TORDA-MERGULHADEIRA
[see ALCA]
TRINCA-FERRO
any of various passerine birds resembling the thrush
[esp. Saltator maximus and Carpornis malanocephalus]
TRÊS-POTES
[see SARACURA-DO-BREJO]
TUIM
lovebird [any of small parrots, esp. Forpus passerinus
vividus]
TUIM-DE-ASA-AZUL
variety of lovebird [Forpus xanthopterygius]
URUBU
vulture [Coragyps atratus]
URUBU-DE-CABEÇA-VERMELHA
turkey vulture [Cathartes aura ruficollis, also
called CAMIRANGA]
XOFRANGO
[see BRITA-OSSOS]
XOFRANGO-BRITA-OSSOS
[see BRITA-OSSOS]
ZABELÊ
[see JAÓ]
ÁGUIA
eagle [Accipitridae, family of birds of prey]
ÁGUIA-AMERICANA
American Eagle, bald eagle
ÁGUIA-IMPERIAL
imperial eagle
ÁGUIA-PESCADORA
American osprey, fish hawk
