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Antillean piculet

The Antillean piculet (Nesoctites micromegas) is a species of bird in subfamily Picinae of the woodpecker family Picidae. It is endemic to the Caribbean island of Hispaniola that is shared by the Dominican Republic and Haiti.

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Description

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Antillean piculet

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Edges30
Triples34
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
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Antillean piculet

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related to Description · 9
Antillean piculet → Adult, It, Juveniles, Neotropical, Picumnus, Subspecies, The, The Antillean, Their
related to Taxonomy and systematics · 8
Antillean piculet → Dominican Republic, Hispaniola, Nesoctites, Nesoctitinae, Sundevall, The, The Antillean, Wetmore
related to Breeding · 6
Antillean piculet → February, It, July, Pairs, The, The Antillean
related to Vocalization · 4
Antillean piculet → In, Its, Members, The Antillean
is a · 3
Antillean piculet → only member of genus Nesoctites, year-round resident throughout its range, year-round resident throughout its range.FeedingThe Antillean piculet mostly forages in the forest understorey below about 8 m
related to Feeding · 3
Antillean piculet → It, Its, The Antillean
related to Movement · 1
Antillean piculet → The Antillean

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antillean piculet species nominate subfamily crown genus nesoctites micromegas hispaniola subspecies olive island dominican republic family woodpecker haiti sundevall abbotti

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Antillean piculetis aonly member of genus Nesoctites0.90text
Antillean piculetis ayear-round resident throughout its range.FeedingThe Antillean piculet mostly forages in the forest understorey below about 8 m0.90text
Antillean piculetis ayear-round resident throughout its range0.90text
Antillean piculetrelated to BreedingThe Antillean0.60section
Antillean piculetrelated to BreedingFebruary0.60section
Antillean piculetrelated to BreedingJuly0.60section
Antillean piculetrelated to BreedingIt0.60section
Antillean piculetrelated to BreedingPairs0.60section
Antillean piculetrelated to BreedingThe0.60section
Antillean piculetrelated to DescriptionThe Antillean0.60section
Antillean piculetrelated to DescriptionIt0.60section
Antillean piculetrelated to DescriptionNeotropical0.60section

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