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• Flowerpecker abstract "The flowerpeckers are a family, Dicaeidae , of passerine birds. The family comprises two genera, Prionochilus and Dicaeum, with 44 species in total. The family has sometimes been included in an enlarged sunbird family Nectariniidae. The berrypeckers of the family Melanocharitidae and the painted berrypeckers, Paramythiidae, were once lumped into this family as well. The family is distributed through tropical southern Asia and Australasia from India east to the Philippines and south to Australia. The family is catholic in its habitat preferences, occupying a wide range of environments from sea level to montane habitats. Some species, such as the Mistletoebird of Australia, are recorded as being highly nomadic over parts of their range.There is little variation between species in the family. Flowerpeckers are stout birds, with short necks and legs. These are small birds ranging from the 10-cm, 5.7-gram Pygmy Flowerpecker to the 18-cm, 12-gram Mottled Flowerpecker. Flowerpeckers have short tails, short thick curved bills and tubular tongues. The latter features reflect the importance of nectar in the diet of many species. They also have digestive systems that have evolved to deal efficiently with mistletoe berries. They are often dull in colour, although in several species the males have brightly patterned crimson or glossy-black plumage. Nectar forms part of the diet, although they also take berries, spiders and insects. Mistletoes of 21 species in 12 genera have been found to be part of the diet of flowerpeckers, and it is thought that all species have adaptations to eat these berries and dispose of them quickly. Flowerpeckers may occur in mixed-species feeding flocks with sunbirds and white-eyes, as well as other species of flowerpecker.The breeding biology of the flowerpeckers has been little studied. In the species where data has been collected they apparently form monogamous pairs for breeding, but the division of labour varies; in Scarlet-breasted Flowerpeckers both parents participate in all aspects of nest building, incubation and chick rearing, but in the Mistletoebird the female undertakes the first two tasks alone. Flowerpeckers lay 1-4 eggs, typically in a purse-like nest of plant fibres, suspended from a small tree or shrub. Recorded incubations times are scarce, but range from 10–12 days, with fledging occurring after 15 days.The majority of flowerpeckers are resilient in their habits and are not threatened by human activities. Five species are considered to be near threatened by the IUCN, two are listed as vulnerable and one, the Cebu Flowerpecker, is listed as critically endangered. The status of the enigmatic Spectacled Flowerpecker is unknown. Habitat loss is the cause of the declines of these species.".
• Flowerpecker class Bird.
• Flowerpecker kingdom Animal.
• Flowerpecker order Passerine.
• Flowerpecker order Songbird.
• Flowerpecker phylum Chordate.
• Flowerpecker thumbnail Dicaeum_trigonostigma_1.jpg?width=300.
• Flowerpecker wikiPageExternalLink flowerpeckers-dicaeidae.
• Flowerpecker wikiPageID "284317".
• Flowerpecker wikiPageRevisionID "587284251".
• Flowerpecker classis Bird.
• Flowerpecker familia "Dicaeidae".
• Flowerpecker familiaAuthority "Bonaparte, 1853".
• Flowerpecker hasPhotoCollection Flowerpecker.
• Flowerpecker imageCaption Orange-bellied_Flowerpecker.
• Flowerpecker name "Flowerpeckers".
• Flowerpecker ordo Passerine.
• Flowerpecker phylum Chordate.
• Flowerpecker regnum "Animalia".
• Flowerpecker subdivision "Dicaeum".
• Flowerpecker subdivision "Prionochilus".
• Flowerpecker subdivisionRanks "Genera".
• Flowerpecker subordo Songbird.
• Flowerpecker subject Category:Bird_families.
• Flowerpecker subject Category:Dicaeidae.
• Flowerpecker type Abstraction100002137.
• Flowerpecker type BiologicalGroup107941170.
• Flowerpecker type BirdFamilies.
• Flowerpecker type BirdFamily101504437.
• Flowerpecker type Family108107499.
• Flowerpecker type Group100031264.
• Flowerpecker type TaxonomicGroup107992450.
• Flowerpecker type Animal.
• Flowerpecker type Bird.
• Flowerpecker type Eukaryote.
• Flowerpecker type Species.
• Flowerpecker type Animal.
• Flowerpecker type BiologicalLivingObject.
• Flowerpecker type Bird.
• Flowerpecker type EukaryoticCell.
• Flowerpecker type Organism.
• Flowerpecker comment "The flowerpeckers are a family, Dicaeidae , of passerine birds. The family comprises two genera, Prionochilus and Dicaeum, with 44 species in total. The family has sometimes been included in an enlarged sunbird family Nectariniidae. The berrypeckers of the family Melanocharitidae and the painted berrypeckers, Paramythiidae, were once lumped into this family as well.".
• Flowerpecker label "Bastaardhoningvogels".
• Flowerpecker label "Dicaeidae".
• Flowerpecker label "Dicaeidae".
• Flowerpecker label "Dicaeidae".
• Flowerpecker label "Dicaeini".
• Flowerpecker label "Flowerpecker".
• Flowerpecker label "Kwiatówki".
• Flowerpecker label "Mistelfresser".
• Flowerpecker label "Цветоедовые".
• Flowerpecker label "ハナドリ科".
• Flowerpecker label "啄花鸟科".
• Flowerpecker sameAs Mistelfresser.
• Flowerpecker sameAs Dicaeidae.
• Flowerpecker sameAs Dicaeidae.
• Flowerpecker sameAs Dicaeidae.
• Flowerpecker sameAs ハナドリ科.
• Flowerpecker sameAs Bastaardhoningvogels.
• Flowerpecker sameAs Kwiatówki.
• Flowerpecker sameAs Dicaeini.
• Flowerpecker sameAs m.01ptks.
• Flowerpecker sameAs Q755540.
• Flowerpecker sameAs Q755540.
• Flowerpecker sameAs Flowerpecker.
• Flowerpecker wasDerivedFrom Flowerpecker?oldid=587284251.
• Flowerpecker depiction Dicaeum_trigonostigma_1.jpg.
• Flowerpecker isPrimaryTopicOf Flowerpecker.
• Flowerpecker name "Flowerpeckers".