What is another word for acanthisittidae?
Pronunciation: [ɐkˈanθɪsˌɪtɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
Acanthisittidae refers to a small family of passerine birds commonly known as New Zealand wrens or New Zealand creepers. Synonyms for this term include the Hylatomidae family or the creeper-wren family. These birds are native to New Zealand and are known for their distinctive, long and thin bills, which aid in probing for insects and spiders in the crevices of trees and shrubs. The Acanthisittidae family comprises nine species, which are mostly found in the mountainous areas of New Zealand. However, their populations have declined due to habitat loss and predation from introduced species.
