pinus

The modern English name pine derives from Latin pinus which some have traced to the Indo-European base * pīt-‘ resin ’ ( source of English pituitary.

These include most importantly American sparrows ( Emberizidae ) – Dark-eyed Junco ( Junco hyemalis ), Song Sparrow ( Melospiza melodia ), Golden-crowned Sparrow ( Zonotrichia atricapilla ) and White-crowned Sparrow ( Z. leucophrys ) – and true finches ( Fringillidae ) – Pine Siskin ( Carduelis pinus ), Purple Finch (" Carpodacus " purpureus ), and the Douglas-fir Red Crossbill ( Loxia curvirostra neogaea ) which is uniquely adapted to foraging for P. menziesii seeds.

** Pine Warbler, Setophaga pinus '

* Carduelis pinus Pine Siskin

* Vermivora pinus Blue-winged Warbler

* Dendroica pinus Pine Warbler

A pinus insignis plantation was established by internees during World War I, roughly bordering the main settlement, The Basin and Bathurst.

There are large plantations of softwood timber ( pinus radiata ) that are harvested for timber products ; the main product being sawlogs, and some pulp.

The Pine Siskin ( Carduelis pinus ) is a North American bird in the finch family.

The sub-species C. pinus perplexus may be closer to C. atriceps ; they both thrive in the Guatemalan-Mexican altiplano.

Pine Siskin ( Carduelis pinus ).

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* Choristoneura pinus, Jack Pine Budworm

It was formerly called Vermivora pinus, but this name is invalid, as it was given after descriptions of this species and the Pine Warbler.

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The Pine Warbler ( Setophaga pinus ) is a small songbird of the New World warbler family.

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* Ad insigne pinus in Augsburg from 1594 to 1619.

The lower river valleys and adjacent tablelands provide productive farming areas whilst exotic plantings for commercial timber ( mainly pinus radiata ) occur on the fringes of the hill country.

The pejorative name ' pinaster ' is derived from pinus + aster, translating as ' a poor imitation of a pine ' ( cf.

( 1998 ) Recaching of Jeffery pine ( pinus jefferyi ) seeds by tallow pine chipmunks ( Tamias amoenus ): potential effects on plant reproductive success.