Editing Treecreeper (section)

===Species in taxonomic order===
* '''Genus ''[[Certhia]]'''''
**[[Eurasian treecreeper]] or '''common treecreeper''', ''Certhia familiaris''
**[[Hodgson's treecreeper]], ''Certhia hodgsoni''
**[[Brown creeper]], ''Certhia americana''
**[[Short-toed treecreeper]], ''Certhia brachydactyla''
**[[Bar-tailed treecreeper]] or '''Himalayan treecreeper''', ''Certhia himalayana''
**[[Sichuan treecreeper]], ''Certhia tianquanensis''
**[[Rusty-flanked treecreeper]] or '''Nepal treecreeper''', ''Certhia nipalensis''
**[[Sikkim treecreeper]] or '''brown-throated treecreeper''', ''Certhia discolor''
**[[Hume's treecreeper]], ''Certhia manipurensis''
An extinct treecreeper, ''[[Certhia rummeli]]'', was described from a fossilized right [[tarsometatarsus]] found in karstic fissure fillings in Petersbuch, [[Bavaria]] by German paleornithologist [[Albrecht Manegold]]. This specimen implies the branching of Certhioidea occurred 20 MYA, and represents the oldest fossil passerine assignable to an extant [[Clade|subordinated clade]] of [[Songbird|oscines]] in the Northern Hemisphere.<ref>{{Cite journal|last=Manegold|first=Albrecht|date=2008|title=Earliest fossil record of the Certhioidea (treecreepers and allies) from the early Miocene of Germany|url=http://link.springer.com/10.1007/s10336-007-0263-9|journal=Journal of Ornithology|language=en|volume=149|issue=2|pages=223–228|doi=10.1007/s10336-007-0263-9|s2cid=11900733 |issn=2193-7192|url-access=subscription}}</ref>