Cardinalis

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Cardinalis is a genus of songbirds best known for the bright red Northern Cardinal and related species commonly found in the Americas.

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Cardinalis canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
taxon
beakAdaptationFor seed-cracking
beakType stout conical bill
belongsToSuborder Passeri
class Aves
commonName cardinals
containsTaxon Cardinalis cardinalis
linked to: Northern cardinal

Cardinalis phoeniceus
Cardinalis sinuatus
diet fruits
insects
seeds
distributionIncludes Canada
Caribbean
Mexico
United States
ecologicalRole insect predator
seed disperser
eggColor speckled
family Cardinalidae
foragingStratum shrubs and low trees
habitat gardens
shrublands
suburban areas
woodlands
hasFeatherColor brownish or duller tones (in females of some species)
red (in males of some species)
kingdom Animalia
nativeTo Central America
North America
northern South America
nestType cup-shaped nest
notableFor bright red plumage in males of several species
order Passeriformes
parentTaxon Cardinalidae
phylum Chordata
recognizedBy ornithologists
region New World
reproduction oviparous
sexualDimorphism present
superfamily Emberizoidea
taxonAuthor Louis Pierre Vieillot
taxonNamedBy Louis Pierre Vieillot
taxonRank genus
typeSpecies Cardinalis cardinalis
linked to: Northern cardinal
vocalizationType songbird

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Cardinalidae notableGenus Cardinalis