Hylocichla

Example:While Hylocichla species like the blue-headed vireo communicate extensively with song, non-songbirds might include species that primarily use calls and chirps for communication.

Definition:A bird that does not primarily communicate through song, often referring to birds that make sounds primarily for other reasons such as predator detection.

Example:In contrast to the forest-dwelling Hylocichla, some birds, such as the lark or song sparrow, belong to the category of field birds, roaming open fields and grasslands.

Definition:A bird that is typically found in open spaces such as fields, grasslands, or prairies, often in contrast to forest birds that typically inhabit wooded areas.