Veetornid
Veetornid is a family of birds belonging to the order Passeriformes, which includes perching birds. The family is characterized by its diverse range of species, found primarily in the Old World, with a few species also present in the New World. The name "Veetornid" is derived from the Latin words "veo," meaning "I see," and "ornis," meaning "bird," reflecting the family's visual appeal and the variety of species it encompasses.
The family includes around 140 species, distributed across several genera. Some of the most well-known genera
Veetornids are generally small to medium-sized birds, with most species measuring between 10 to 20 centimeters
The family is of significant ecological importance, as many Veetornid species play crucial roles in their ecosystems.
Veetornids are also of interest to ornithologists and birdwatchers due to their diverse behaviors and adaptations.