A Concise Handbook of British Birds
A Concise Handbook of British Birds
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Tail short. Feathers of head, nape, and breast narrow and pointed.
113. Sturnus vulgaris, Linn. STARLING.
Hab. Europe, north to lat. 70 in Norway ; also W. Asia. In winter, partially migratory.
Male : plumage of body black, glossed with green, blue, and purple, most of feathers of upper parts and breast being tipped with buffish-yellow ; wing and tail-feathers dusky, edged on outer margins with buffish-white ; bill 9O BRITISH BIRDS.
pale yellow ; iris brown ; tarsi reddish-brown. Length 8*25. F...emale : almost without glossy reflections and rather more spotted. Young : above sooty -brown ; throat dull white ; below mottled with dull brown and white ; bill dusky.
Common and resident ; in winter collecting in flocks of varying magnitudes. Nest : in holes in buildings, trees or cliffs. Eggs : 4 to 6 ; pale blue and very glossy ; size i *io by '85.
GENUS LI. PASTOR, Temminck (1815}, Bill moderate, compressed, upper mandible somewhat de curved and slightly notched. Feathers of crown lengthened and forming a crest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tail short. Feathers of head, nape, and breast narrow and pointed.
113. Sturnus vulgaris, Linn. STARLING.
Hab. Europe, north to lat. 70 in Norway ; also W. Asia. In winter, partially migratory.
Male : plumage of body black, glossed with green, blue, and purple, most of feathers of upper parts and breast being tipped with buffish-yellow ; wing and tail-feathers dusky, edged on outer margins with buffish-white ; bill 9O BRITISH BIRDS.
pale yellow ; iris brown ; tarsi reddish-brown. Length 8*25. F...emale : almost without glossy reflections and rather more spotted. Young : above sooty -brown ; throat dull white ; below mottled with dull brown and white ; bill dusky.
Common and resident ; in winter collecting in flocks of varying magnitudes. Nest : in holes in buildings, trees or cliffs. Eggs : 4 to 6 ; pale blue and very glossy ; size i *io by '85.
GENUS LI. PASTOR, Temminck (1815}, Bill moderate, compressed, upper mandible somewhat de curved and slightly notched. Feathers of crown lengthened and forming a crest.
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