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Brisson as a generic term, which has since been generally adopted by ornithologists, though motmot has been retained as the English form.

The motmots form the sub-family Momotinae, which with the Todinae (see ToDY) form the family Momotidae of Coraciiform birds, the nearest allies being rollers (q.

Linnaeus knew of only one species of motmot, and referred it to his genus Ramphastos (properly Rammphastus) under the name of R.

Does a blue-crowned motmot or a violaceous euphonia really want to hear strange instrumental shrieks before breakfast?In it were written most of the penitential hymns, which were possibly thought to require a more euphonious idiom than, for example, hymns of praise.

Momotidae, neotropical, motmots and todies.

brasiliensis by its native name "houtou," long ago asserted that this peculiarity was produced by the motmot itself nibbling off the barbs, and this extraordinary statement, though for a while doubted, has since been shown by O.

Does a blue-crowned motmot or a violaceous euphonia really want to hear strange instrumental shrieks before breakfast?brasiliensis by its native name "houtou," long ago asserted that this peculiarity was produced by the motmot itself nibbling off the barbs, and this extraordinary statement, though for a while doubted, has since been shown by O.

We saw motmots, hummingbirds and the more common urban species.

Our final exit up the driveway includes at least four Turquoise-browed motmots.