Silver-throated Tit

Silver-throated Tit / Aegithalos glaucogularis

Silver-throated Tit

Here the details of the Silver-throated Tit named bird below:

SCI Name:  Aegithalos glaucogularis
Protonym:  Orites (?) glaucogularis Proc.Zool.Soc.London["1854"] ["1854"], Pt22 no.268 p.140
Taxonomy:  Passeriformes / Aegithalidae /
Taxonomy Code:  lottit5
Type Locality:  China ; restricted to Shanghai by Gould, 1855, Birds Asia, 2, pi. 69.
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Publish Year:  1855
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DEFINITIONS

AEGITHALOS
(Aegithalidae; Ϯ Long-tailed Tit A. caudatus) Gr. αιγιθαλος aigithalos  tit; three different species of tits were recognised under this name by Aristotle: the Long-tailed Tit, the Great Tit, and the European Blue Tit; "PIPRA? EUROPAEA. Nobis.   Nigra, pileo subtusque alba, cauda forficata, rectricibus lateralibus brevioribus, margine exteriore albis.  Rostro sane neque fringilla, neque motacilla, neque parus: sed cum pipra rostrum magis convenit. Non autem pedibus, qui non sunt gressorii. Cauda forficata, extima rectrice brevissima, penultima brevi, tertia longiore, tribus his margine exteriore albis, sed obscurius in tertia.  Statura motacillae trochili. Pedes altiusculi.  ...  Si novum genus mereatur, Aegithalos vocari poterit." (Hermann 1804); "Aegithalos Hermann, 1804, Observ. Zool., p. 214. Type, by original designation and monotypy, Pipra europaea Hermann = Parus caudatus Linnaeus." (Snow in Peters 1967, XII, p. 52). 
Var. AegithalusAegythalus, Oegithalus.
Synon. Acanthiparus, Acredula, Aegithaliscus, Aegithalus, Brachyrynchus, Igithalus, Orites, Oritiscus, Paroides, Vagans.

glaucogularis
L. glaucus  glaucous  < Gr. γλαυκος glaukos  glaucous; Mod. L. gularis throated  < L. gula  throat.

SUBSPECIES

Silver-throated Tit (vinaceus)
SCI Name: Aegithalos glaucogularis vinaceus
vinaceus
L. vinaceus  of wine, vinaceous  < vinum, vini  wine.

Silver-throated Tit (glaucogularis)
SCI Name: Aegithalos glaucogularis glaucogularis
glaucogularis
L. glaucus  glaucous  < Gr. γλαυκος glaukos  glaucous; Mod. L. gularis throated  < L. gula  throat.