TANAGERs of the world
Family Thraupidae
Some birds that are called Tanagers are actually in the Cardinal family
Cardinalidae.
Cardinal, Red-Crested aka
Brazilian Cardinal Paroaria coronata Found:
North America (captivity escapee),
South America, Hawaii
Photographed by Dick Daniels in Hawaii
Cardinal, Yellow-billed Paroaria capitata Found: South America, Hawaii
Photographed by Dick Daniels in Hawaii
Dacnis, Blue aka
Turquoise Honeycreeper Dacnis cayana Found: Central and South America
Photographed by: Kevin H Knuth in the Brazilian Rainforest
Finch, Saffron Sicalis flaveola Found: South America, Hawaii
Photographed by Dick Daniels in Hawaii
Finch, Warbler Certhidea olivacea Found: The Galapagos Islands
Photographed in the Galapagos Islands
by Dick Daniels
Honeycreeper, Red-legged Cyanerpes cyaneus Found: Central and South America
Photographed by: Steve Byland
Tanager, Blue-gray Thraupis episcopus Found: South America
Photographed by
Marie Daloia
Tanager, Flame-faced Tangara parzudakii Found: South America
Photographed by Marie Daloia
Tanager, Western Piranga ludoviciana Found:
North America, Central America
Photographed by: 1)
Steve Byland 2) Charlie Westerinen
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