What is another word for Family Icteridae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli ˈa͡ɪktəɹˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
Family Icteridae is a taxonomic group that includes species commonly referred to as New World blackbirds, cowbirds, orioles, and meadowlarks. These birds are known for their striking plumage and unique vocalizations. The Icteridae family comprises of approximately 100 different species, with the majority found in the Americas. These birds are often considered agricultural pests due to their tendency to feed on crops. Despite this, they are still admired for their beauty and are sometimes kept as pets. Other common names for the Icteridae family include American blackbirds, icterids, and troupials. Regardless of the name used, members of this family are a fascinating and diverse group of birds.
