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Procnias

bird genus
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  • bellbird

    …America and constitute the genus Procnias, although only one, the white bellbird (P. alba), has a call that can actually be described as ā€œbell-like.ā€ Females are drably coloured, but the males are mostly or entirely white. Only the males vocalize, and in three of the four species, the males possess…

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    …America and constitute the genus Procnias, although only one, the white bellbird (P. alba), has a call that can actually be described as ā€œbell-like.ā€ Females are drably coloured, but the males are mostly or entirely white. Only the males vocalize, and in three of the four species, the males possess…

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