A Hand book to the Birds of Great Britain volume 3
A Hand book to the Birds of Great Britain volume 3
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B. Part xxx. (1895). (Plaie LXXXIV. ) Adult Female in Breeding Plumage. General colour above sandy- buff, streaked with black centres to the feathers; scapulars like the back ; lower back dark slate-colour ; rump and upper tail- coverts chestnut with black centres to many of the feathers ; some of the tail-coverts slaty-grey with sandy margins ; lesser wing-coverts slaty-blue, with whitish edgings; the median series and greater coverts broadly tipped with white ; bastard- wing, primary-coverts,... and quills blackish with white shafts, II O 194 LLOYD'S NATURAL HISTORY.
the inner primary-coverts tipped with white, most of the primaries white at the base of the outer web, the secondaries for the most part white, blackish towards the ends of the outer webs, the innermost secondaries dark slate-colour or blackish with sandy-rufous edges, like the back; centre tail-feathers blackish with sandy margins, the lateral ones dark grey fringed with white, the outermost more broadly edged and having a white shaft ; crown of head sooty-black ; nape and hind-neck also blackish ; forehead, lores, anterior part of face, chin and upper throat dark slate-colour ; feathers below the eye, a small streak above the latter, and ear-coverts white ; sides of neck and entire surface of body vinous chestnut ; under wing- coverts and axillaries white ; quills ashy below, whitish along the inner webs ; bill waxy-yellow with a jet-black tip ; feet dull yellowish.
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B. Part xxx. (1895). (Plaie LXXXIV. ) Adult Female in Breeding Plumage. General colour above sandy- buff, streaked with black centres to the feathers; scapulars like the back ; lower back dark slate-colour ; rump and upper tail- coverts chestnut with black centres to many of the feathers ; some of the tail-coverts slaty-grey with sandy margins ; lesser wing-coverts slaty-blue, with whitish edgings; the median series and greater coverts broadly tipped with white ; bastard- wing, primary-coverts,... and quills blackish with white shafts, II O 194 LLOYD'S NATURAL HISTORY.
the inner primary-coverts tipped with white, most of the primaries white at the base of the outer web, the secondaries for the most part white, blackish towards the ends of the outer webs, the innermost secondaries dark slate-colour or blackish with sandy-rufous edges, like the back; centre tail-feathers blackish with sandy margins, the lateral ones dark grey fringed with white, the outermost more broadly edged and having a white shaft ; crown of head sooty-black ; nape and hind-neck also blackish ; forehead, lores, anterior part of face, chin and upper throat dark slate-colour ; feathers below the eye, a small streak above the latter, and ear-coverts white ; sides of neck and entire surface of body vinous chestnut ; under wing- coverts and axillaries white ; quills ashy below, whitish along the inner webs ; bill waxy-yellow with a jet-black tip ; feet dull yellowish.
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