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The Coliidae are a small order of 6 species of birds in two genera, Colius and Urocolius. Collectively they are known as mouse-birds. They are found in Africa. An unusual aspect of these birds is their ability to point all four toes forward.
BIODIVERSITY: Currently there are known to be 14 subspecies of Colius birds. Some place the birds into just one family, Colius. BIOGEOGRAPHY: Mousebirds are restricted to Subsaharan Africa. In fact, they are the only order of birds to be restircted to this continent! Link to Coliiformes Sites: Animal Diversity Web (Species of Mousebirds) By Rob Nelson Can't find what you're looking for? Search for it here
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