Zeigadiformes are a group of birds that belong to the family Timaliidae, which is part of the order Chiroptera. They are known for their distinctive beak-like features and are primarily found in Central Asia and parts of Europe. These birds are often called "zeig" due to their characteristic beaked appearance.
Timaliidae is a family of crustaceans, consisting of five genera (Bivalvia) and three species (Bivalva, Chilopsis, and Mollusca).
Harrimaniidae is a family of birds in the family Timaliidae, which belong to the order Pheasants.
Blennius is a genus of birds in the family Timaliidae, commonly known as the flamingos or flamingos. They are native to South America and are found in diverse habitats such as savannas, deserts, and forests. These birds have distinctive plumage patterns that vary widely between species, with some showing unique colors, markings, and beaks.
Myocoptidae are a group of birds that belong to the family Timaliidae, commonly known as the parrots. These birds primarily feed on fruits and nuts, and they are found in the rainforests of Central America and South America. The term "myocopt" refers to their ability to move their wings with the help of muscle contractions, which is distinct from the more common myocardioides (heart) muscles that support the heart's pumping action
