Lower Pleistocene Music.

GeraldtheGnome
GeraldtheGnome: ABKHAZIA. : ANIMALS. : VERTEBRATES. : BIRDS. : CORACIIFORMES. : UPUIDAE. : UPUPA. : COMMON HOOPOES. : I have no information to tell me if Common Hoopoes and/or that the current U. e. epops Subspecies of them existed as far back as 1,598,000 BC or not in what is now Abkhazia. See the topic Common Hoopoe at Wikipedia for more information.

APODIFORMES. : SWIFTS. : TACHYMARPTIS. : ALPINE SWIFTS. : See above, but make it about Alpine Swifts instead. See the topic Alpine Swift for more information.

PASSERINES. : CORVIDAE. : CROWS. : COMMON RAVENS. : Common Ravens and the C. c. corax Subspecies of them and maybe that of the C. c. subcorax Subspecies of them did exist as far back as 1,598,000 BC in what is now Abkhazia. See the topic Common Raven at Wikipedia for more information.

CAPRIMULGIFORMES. : NIGHTJARS. : CAPRIMULGUS. : EUROPEAN NIGHTJARS. : See Common Hoopoes, but make it about European Nightjars and that of the C. e. eurpaeus Subspecies of them instead. See the topic European Nightjar at Wikipedia for more information.

MODERN BIRDS. : NEOGNATHS. : NEOAVIANS. : PASSERINES. : SONGBIRDS. : PASSERIDA. : MUSCICAPOIDEA. : OLD WORLD FLYCATCHERS. : STONECHATS. : AFRICAN STONECHATS. : See above but make it about African Stonechats and or maybe one or more of their Subspecies instead. See the topic African Stonechat at Wikipedia for more information.

PHOENICURUS. : COMMON REDSTARTS. : See above but make it about Common Redstarts and about the Southeastern Common Redstart Subspecies instead. See the topic Common Redstart on Wikipedia for more information.

BLACK REDSTARTS. : See above but make it about Black Redstarts as well as about the Phoenicurus ochruros ochruros and Phoenicurus ochruros gibraltariensis Subspecies of them instead. See the topic Black Redstart on Wikipedia for more information.

ROBINS. : EUROPEAN ROBINS. : See above, but make it about European Robins and their E. r caucasicus Subspecies instead. See the topic European Robin for more information.

SITTIDAE. : NUTHATCHES. : EURASIAN NUTHATCHES. : See above, but make it about Eurasian Nuthatches and the S. e. rubiginosa Subspecies of them instead. See the topic Eurasian Nuthatches at Wikipedia for more information.

SONGBIRDS. : PASSERIDA. : TICHODROMADIDAE. : TICHODROMA. : WALLCREEPERS. : See above, but make it about Wallcreepers and the T. m. muraria Subspecies of them instead. See the topic Wallcreeper for more information.

LARKS. : LULLULA. : WOODLARKS. : See above but make it about Woodlarks and the Lullula arborea pallida subspecies of them instead. See the topic Woodlark at Wikipedia for more information.

SONGBIRDS. : PASSERIDA. : PASSEROIDEA. : FINCHES. : CARDUELINAE. : COCCOTHRAUSTES. : HAWFINCHES. : See above, but make it about Hawfinches instead. They are not Finches that sell their bodies for sex, besides the spelling is different to that anyway. See the topic Hawfinch at Wikipedia for more information.

CHARARDRIIFORMES. : SANDPIPERS. : GALLINAGO. : GREAT SNIPES. : See above but make it about Great Snipes instead. See the topic Great Snipe at Wikipedia for more information.

PASSERINES. : REGULIDAE. : KINGLETS. : GOLDCRESTS. : The Goldcrests and that of one or more Subspecies of them existed as far back as 1,598,000 BC in what is now Abkhazia. I have no information on if there was more than one Subspecies of them there and therefore have no information on the names of the Subspecies there or that of the one Subspecies that was there. See the topic Goldcrest at Wikipedia for more information.

SYVIIDAE. : TYPICAL WARBLERS. : LESSER WHITETHROATS. : See above, but make it about Lesser Whitethroats and that of one or more Subspecies of them instead. I have no information on if one more more Subspecies were there and therefore I also do not know the names of the one Subspecies that was there or that of any of the names of the Subspecies that was there if there was more than one Subspecies there. See the topic Lesser Whitethroat at Wikipedia for more information.

GARDEN WARBLERS. : See Great Snipes, but make it about Garden Warblers and of the eastern Subspecies of them instead though. See the topic Garden Warbler at Wikipedia for more information.

LARKS. : GALERIDA. : CRESTED LARKS. : See Lesser Whitethroats, but make it about Crested Larks instead. I have no information on if there was more than one Subspecies there and therefore if there was only one type I don't know the name of that Subspecies and if there was more than on Subspecies there I have no information on what their names were. See the topic Crested Lark at Wikipedia for more information.

CORVIDAE. : CROWS. : COMMON RAVENS. : See above, but make it about Common Ravens and that of the C. c. corax Subspecies instead. See the topic Common Crow at Wikipedia for more information.

(THE UAE. ) Abu Dhabi. : CORACIIFORMES. : UPUPIDAE. : UPUPA. : COMMON HOOPOES. : See Abkhazia, but make it about Abu Dhabi instead.

MODERN BIRDS. : NEOGNATHS. : NEOAVIANS. : PASSERINES. : SONGBIRDS. : PASSERIDA. : MUSCICAPOIDEA. : OLD WORLD FLYCATCHERS. : STONECHATS. : AFRICAN STONECHATS. : See above, but make it about African Stonechats instead.

PHOENICURUS. : BLACK REDSTARTS. : See above, but make it about Black Redstarts instead.

SYLVIIDAE. : TYPICAL WARBLERS. : LESSER WHITETHROATS. : See above, but make it about Lesser Whitethroats instead. See the topic Lesser Whitethroat at Wikipedia for more information.

GARDEN WARBLERS. : See above, but make it about Garden Warblers and the S. b. woodwardi Subspecies of them instead. See the topic Garden Warbler at Wikipedia for more information.

ESTRILDID FINCHES. : MUNIAS. : INDIAN SILVERBILLS. : See above, but make it about Indian Silverbills instead. See the topic Indian Silverbill at Wikipedia for more information.

AMANDAVA. : RED MUNIAS. : Red Munias did exist as far back as 1,598,000 BC in what is now (The UAE) Abu Dhabi. See the topic Red Munia at Wikipedia for information.

LARKS. : GALERIDA. : CRESTED LARKS. : See Abkhazia, but make it about Abu Dhabi instead.

AFGHANISTAN. : CORACIIFORMES. : UPUPIDAE. : UPUPA. : COMMON HOOPOES. : See Abu Dhabi, but make it about Afghanistan instead.

APODIFORMES. : SWIFTS. : TACHYMARPTIS. : ALPINE SWIFTS. : See Abkhazia, but make it about Afghanistan instead.

CHARADRIIFORMES. : SANDPIPERS. : GALLINAGO. : GREAT SNIPES. : See Abkhazia, but make it about Afghanistan instead.

MODERN BIRDS. : NEOGNATHS. : NEOAVIANS. : PASSERINES. : SONGBIRDS. : PASSERIDA. : MUSCICAPOIDEA. : MUSCICAPIDAE. : STONECHATS. : AFRICAN STONECHATS. : See Abkhazia, but make it about Afghanistan instead.

COMMON REDSTARTS, BLACK REDSTARTS, GOLDCRESTS, LESSER WHITETHROATS and GARDEN WARBLERS. : See Abkhazia on here, but make it about Afghanistan instead.

ESTRILDID FINCHES. : LONCHURA. : INDIAN SILVERBILLS. : See Abu Dhabi, but make it about Indian SIlverbills instead.

CRESTED LARKS and COMMON RAVENS. : See Abkhazia, but make it about Afghanistan instead.

FINCHES. : RHODOSPIZA. : DESERT FINCHES. : I have no information on if Desert Finches existed or not as far back as 1,598,000 BC in what is now Afghanistan. See the topic Desert Finch on Wikipedia for more information.

TITS !!!!!!!! : PARUS. : GREAT TITS !!!!!!!!!!!!!! : See above, but make it about GREAT TITS (and I do know some with them, one in particular ) and that of the P. m bokharensis Subspecies of them. See the topic GREAT TIT !!!! on Wikipedia for more information.

(The UAE) Ajman. : CORACIIFORMES. : UPUPIDAE. : UPUPA. : COMMON HOOPOES. : See Abkhazia, but make it about Ajman instead.

PASSERINES. : OLD WORLD FLYCATCHERS. : PHOENICURUS. : BLACK REDSTARTS. : See Abu Dhabi.

AKHZIVLAND, (USA) Alaska, ALBANIA, ALGERIA : See my Forum named Pleistocene Music.

(USA) Alaska. : PREHISTORIC MAMMALS. : PROBOSCIDAE. : MAMMUTIDAE. : MASTADONS. : AMERICAN MASTODONS. : American Mastdons did exist as far as 1,598,000 BC in what is now Alaska. See the topic Mastadon on Wikipedia for more information.

ALGERIA. : PROBOSCIDEA. : ELEPHANTS. : LOXODONTA. : LOXODONTA ATLANTICA ELEPHANTS. : Loxodonta atlantica Elephants and the Loxodonta atlantica atlantica Subspecies of them existed as far back as 1,598,000 BC in what is now Algeria. See the topic Loxodonta atlantica on Wikipedia for more information.

CAPRIMULGIFORMES. : BIRDS. : NIGHTJARS. : CAPRIMULGUS. : EUROPEAN NIGHTJARS. : See Abkhazia for more information, but make it about Algeria instead.

(NOVA ROMA) Alasca et Havaia. : See above but make it about Alaska only.

(NOVA ROMA) America Deserta. : PREHISTORIC MAMMALS. : PROBOSCIDEA. : GOMPOTHERES. : CUVIERONIUS ELEPHANTS. : I have no information on which if there was more than one Species of Cuviernonius Elephants as far as 1,598,000 BC in what is now America Deserta, but there was at least one of the Species there, but I have no information on which Species was there. See the topic Cuvieronius on Wikipedia for for information.

BIRDS. : GRUIFORMES. : CRANES. : GRUS. : SANDHILL CRANES. : See Alasca et Havaia for more information but make it about America Deserta instead.

PASSERINES. : BOMBYCILLIDAE. : WAXWINGS. : BOHEMIAN WAXWINGS. : See Nova Roma, but make it about Bohemian Waxwings and that of the B. g. pallidiceps Subspecies of them instead.

TROGLODYTIDAE. : WRENS. : T. (Nannus) PACIFIC WRENS. : I have no information to tell me if Pacific Wrens existed or not in what is now America Deserta, as far as 1,598,000 BC. See the topic Pacific Wren on Wikipedia for more information.





There are not enough full stops in the Videos and there other English errors in them too.

CALCARIIDAE. : PLECTROPHENAX. : SNOW BUNTINGS. : See above, but make it about Snow Buntings and of the Plectrophenax nivalis nivalis subspecies of them instead. See the topic Snow Bunting on Wikipedia for more information.

CORVIDAE. : PICA. : BLACK BILLED MAGPIES. : Black-Billed Magpies existed in what is now America Deserta as far back as 1,598,000 BC. See the topic Black-billed Magpie on Wikipedia for more information.

(NOVA ROMA) America Transappalachiana. : PREHISTORIC BIRDS. : PARROTS. : TRUE PARROTS. : PSITTACIDAE. : NEOTROPICAL PARROTS. : ARINI. : CAROLINA CONURES. : See above, but make it about America Transappalchiana and about Carolina Conures as well as that of the C. c. carolinensis subspecies of them instead. See the topic Carolina Conure on Wikipedia for more information.

BIRDS. : GRUIFORMES. : CRANES. : GRUS. : SANDHILL CRANES. : See above, but make it about Sandhill Cranes instead. See the topic Sandhill Crane for more information.

ANDORRA. : See my Forum named 1,000,013 BC for more information.

ANGOLA. : CORACIIFORMES. : UPUIDAE. : UPUPA. : COMMON HOOPOES. : See Abkhazia, but make it about Angola instead.

APODIFORMES. : SWIFTS. : ALPINE SWIFTS. : TACHYMARPTIS. : I have no information if Alpine Swifts existed as far back as 1,598,000 in what is now Angola. See the topic Alpine Swift on Wikipedia for more information.

CHARADRIIFORMES. : SANDPIPERS. : GALLINAGO. : GREAT SNIPES. : See above, but make it about Great Snipes instead. See the topic Great Snipe at Wikipedia for more information.

MODERN BIRDS. : NEOGNATHS. : NEOAVIANS. : PASSERINES. : SONGBIRDS. : PASSERIDA. : MUSCICAPOIDEA. : OLD WORLD FLYCATCHERS. : STONECHATS. : AFRICAN STONECHATS. : See above, but make it about African Stonechats and the Saxicola torquatus salax Subspecies of them instead. See the topic African Stonechat on Wikipedia for more information.

SYLVIIDAE. : TYPICAL WARBLERS. : GARDEN WARBLERS. : See above, but make it about Garden Warblers and about one or more of the Subspecies of them instead. I have no information to tell if one or more Subspecies existed there back then and therefore I have no information on the names of the one or more subspecies that existed there. See the topic Garden Warbler on Wikipedia for more information.

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA. : NEW WORLD WARBLERS. : SETOPHAGA. : YELLOW RUMPED WARBLERS. : Yellow Rumped Warblers and the Myrtle Warbler Subspecies of them existed as far back as 1,598,000 BC in what is now the country of Antigua and Barbuda. See the topic Myrtle Warbler at Wikipedia for more information.

(EQUATORIAL GUINEA) Annobon. : APODIFORMES. : SWIFTS. : TACHYMARPTIS. : ALPINE SWIFTS. : See Angola for more information, but make it about Annobon instead.

ARGENTINA. : PREHISTORIC MAMMALS. : PROBOSCIDEA. : GOMPOTHERES. : CUVIERONIUS ELEPHANTS. : See America Deserta for more information.

'NAME Cuvieronius
TIME Pleistocene to Recent
LOCALITY North America (Arizona, Florida) and South America (Argentina)
SIZE 9 ft/2.7 m high'

That was from Page 241 of the Book 'The Marshall Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Animals' where the Consultant Editor for it is Dr. Douglas Palmer. Which is odd since DInosaurs are Prehistoric Creatures

BIRDS. : PASSERINES. : SONGBIRDS. : SETOPHAGA. : YELLOW RUMPED WARBLERS. : See Antigua and Barbuda, but make it about Argentina instead.

OVENBIRDS. : RAYADITOS. : THORN TAILED RAYADITOS. : I have no information about if Thorn Tailed Rayaditos existed or not as far back as 1,598,000 BC in what is now Argentina. See the topic Thorn-tailed Rayadito for more information.

THRUSHES. : CATHARUS. : SWAINSON'S THRUSHES. : See above, but make it about Swainson's Thrushes and that of one or more of the Subspecies of them instead, I have no information on if one or more of the Subspecies existed there or the names of the one or more subspecies of them that existed there. See the topic Swainson's Thrush on Wikipedia for more information.

BUNTINGS. : ZONOTRICHIA. : RUFOUS COLLARED SPARROWS. : See above, but make it about Rufous Collared Sparrows instead. See the topic Rufous-collared Sparrow on Wikipedia for more information.

NEW WORLD WARBLERS. : YELLOWTHROATS. : MASKED YELLOWTHROATS. : See above, but make it about Masked Yellowthroats and about the Southern Yellowthroat Subspecies of them instead. See the topic Masked Yellowthroat on Wikipedia for more information.

(THE GLOBAL COUNTRY OF WORLD PEACE) Arlington, Texas. : PREHISTORIC BIRDS. : PARROTS. : TRUE PARROTS. : PSITTACIDAE. : NEOTROPICAL PARROTS. : ARINI. : CAROLINA CONURES. : See America Transappalachiana, but make it about Arlington instead.

BIRDS. : GRUIFORMES. : CRANES. : GRUS. : SANDHILL CRANES. : See America Appalachiana, but make it about Sandhill Cranes, I have no information on if there were more than one Subspecies of Sandhill Cranes back then in what is now Arlington, I also don't know the name or names of the Subspecies that was there back then.

ARMENIA. : COMMON HOOPOES, EUROPEAN NIGHTJARS, AFRICAN STONECHATS, COMMON REDSTARTS and EUROPEAN ROBINS. : See Abkhazia on here, but make it about Armenia instead.

PASSERINES. : TITS !!!!! : PARUS. : GREAT TITS !!!!!!!!!!!!!! : See Afghanistan on here for more information, but make it about Armenia and that of the P. m. major subspecies of them instead.

EURASIAN NUTHATCHES, WALLCREEPERS, WOODLARKS, COMMON RAVENS AND HAWFINCHES. : See Abkhazia, but make it about Armenia instead.

EMBERIZIDAE. : ZONOTRICHIA. : RUFOUS COLLARED SPARROWS. : See Great Tits (like I do on a daily basis ) , but make it about Rufous Collared Sparrows and that of the one or more Subspecies of them that might have been there at the time instead. I have no information on if there was one or more Subspecies of them there so therefore I have no information or names of which one or more Subspecies of them there was there if there was any of them there. See the topic Rufous Collared Sparrow on Wikipedia for more information.

The ASWJ Territory. : COMMON HOOPOES, GARDEN WARBLERS, ALPINE SWIFTS and EUROPEAN NIGHTJARS. : See Abkhazia, but make it about The ASWJ Territory instead.

PASSERINES. : ESTRILDID FINCHES. : MUNIAS. : AFRICAN SILVERBILLS. : African Silverbills and the L. c. inornata Subspecies as well as the L. c. orientalis Subspecies of them did exist as far back as 1,598,000 BC in what is now The ASWJ Territory. See the topic African Silverbill at Wikipedia for more information.

(THE GLOBAL COUNTRY OF WORLD PEACE) Atlanta. : CAROLINA CONURES and SANDHILL CRANES. : See Arlington, but make it about Atlanta instead.

PASSERINES. : THRUSHES. : CATHARUS. : SWAINSON'S THRUSHES. : See Argentina, but make it about Atlanta instead.

NEW WORLD WARBLERS. : LIMNOTHLYPIS. : SWAINSON'S WARBLERS. : I have no information to tell me if the Swainson's Warblers existed as far back as 1,598,000 BC or not in what is now Atlanta. See the topic Swainson's Warbler on Wikipedia for more information.

ATLANTIUM. : MALURIDAE. : MALURUS. : SUPERB FAIRYWRENS. : See above, but make it about Superb Fairywrens and that of the M. c. cyanochlamys Subspecies of them instead. See the topic Superb Fairywren for more information.

HONEYEATERS. : MELITHREPTUS. : BLACK-CHIINNED HONEYEATERS. : See above, but make it about Black-Chinned Honeyeaters instead. See the topic Black-chinned Honeyeater on Wikipedia for more information.

ENTOMYZON. : BLUE-FACED HONEYEATERS. : Blue-Faced Honeyeaters and the E. c. cyanotis Subspecies of them existed as far back as 1,598,000 BC in what is now Atlantium. See the topic Blue-Faced Honeyeater on Wikipedia for more information.

ARTAMIDAE. : BUTCHERBIRDS. : PIED BUTCHERBIRDS. : See above, but make it about Pied Butcherbirds instead. See the topic Pied Butcherbird for more information.

AUSTRALIAN MAGPIES. : See above, but make it about Australian Magpies and that of the C. tibicen tibicen Subspecies of them and of that of the Hybrids of them, as well as that of the White Backed Magpies Subspecies of them, but of only the C. tibicen tyrannica Race of them instead. See the topic Australian Magpie at Wikipedia for more information.

(THE GLOBAL COUNTRY OF WORLD PEACE) Auckland. : PETROICIDAE. : PETROICA. : NEW ZEALAND ROBINS. : See above, but make it about New Zealand Robins and about Auckland instead. See the topic New Zealand Robin at Wikipedia for more information.

AUSTRALIA. : PARROTS. : TRUE PARROTS. : PSITTACULIDAE. : LORIINAE. : MELOPSITTACINI. : MELOPSITTACUS. : BUDGIES. : See above, but make it about Budgies and about Australia instead. See the topic Budgerigar on WIkipedia for more information.



PASSERINES. : MALURIDAE. : MALURUS. : SUPERB FAIRYWRENS. : See Atlantium for more information, but make it about all of the Subspecies of them and about Australia instead.



SPLENDID FAIRYWRENS. : See above, but make it about Splendid Fairywrens and that of all of the Subspecies of them instead.



There are not enough full stops in the Videos on here and there are other English errors in each Video as well.

To be continued....
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