A Catalogue of Canadian Birds With Notes On the Distribution of the Species By
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" TURNER found it breeding in the Ungava district, and COUES discovered one pair on the Sweet Grass Hills. It ranges from the far north to Mexico, and is probably sedentary throughout.
Haliaeetus leucocephalus.
BALD EAGLE.
A common bird throughout the Dominion, being, probably, most abundant in British Columbia, and rarest along the Great Lakes. Breeds from our southern border to the Arctics.
Falco islandus.
WHITE GYRFALCON.
This is an Arctic bird, but in winter it occasionally wanders as far s...outh as the Bay of Fundy.
Falco rusticolus.
GRAY GYRFALCON.
TURNER reports that this species appeared at Fort Chimo in winter only ; he could not learn of any breeding in the Ungava district.
Mr. BOARDMAN has two specimens that were taken in the Bay of Fundy.
Falco rusticolus gyrfalco.
GYRFALCON.
This species occurs frorn, the Hudson's Bay district westward, and north to the Arctic Ocean.
CATALOGUE OF CANADIAN BIRDS. 59 Falco rusticolus obsoletus.
BLACK GYRFALCON.
TURNER reports this species as breeding abundantly at Fort Chimo, though rarely seen there in the winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" TURNER found it breeding in the Ungava district, and COUES discovered one pair on the Sweet Grass Hills. It ranges from the far north to Mexico, and is probably sedentary throughout.
Haliaeetus leucocephalus.
BALD EAGLE.
A common bird throughout the Dominion, being, probably, most abundant in British Columbia, and rarest along the Great Lakes. Breeds from our southern border to the Arctics.
Falco islandus.
WHITE GYRFALCON.
This is an Arctic bird, but in winter it occasionally wanders as far s...outh as the Bay of Fundy.
Falco rusticolus.
GRAY GYRFALCON.
TURNER reports that this species appeared at Fort Chimo in winter only ; he could not learn of any breeding in the Ungava district.
Mr. BOARDMAN has two specimens that were taken in the Bay of Fundy.
Falco rusticolus gyrfalco.
GYRFALCON.
This species occurs frorn, the Hudson's Bay district westward, and north to the Arctic Ocean.
CATALOGUE OF CANADIAN BIRDS. 59 Falco rusticolus obsoletus.
BLACK GYRFALCON.
TURNER reports this species as breeding abundantly at Fort Chimo, though rarely seen there in the winter.
What to read after A Catalogue of Canadian Birds With Notes On the Distribution of the Species By?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montague Chamberlain to read onlineMoreLess
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