A History of British Birds volume 1
A History of British Birds volume 1
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Turdus aurigaster.
Turdus aurigaster, VIEILLOT, Encyclop. Method.
p. 657. Le Culdor, LE VAILLANT, Ois. D'Afriq. Vol.
iii. P. 46, pi. 147, f. 2. Turdus chrysorhceus, TEMM. Plan. Color.
LESSON, Man. D'Ornitli. T. 1, p. 231. Gold-vented Thrush, LATHAM, Gen. Hist. V. 5, p. 82, sp. 75. Hcematornis SWAINSON, Class, of Birds, v. 2.
p. 228.
Pycnonotus THOMPSON, Ann. Nat. Hist. Vol.
15, p. 308.
IN the month of January, 1838, this rare African Thrush was shot at Mount Beresford, three and a half miles fr...om GOLD-VENTED THRUSH. 235 Waterford, by a lad while out shooting Blackbirds; he considered it a hen Blackbird, and sold it to Dr. Robert Burkitt of Waterford, who skinned and preserved it ; the sex, however, was not noted. In 1843 Dr. Burkitt sent the specimen to Win. Thompson, Esq. , for exhibition in the Natural History Section of the British Association, then about to hold a meeting at Cork, and the subject is noted in the Published Report of the thirteenth meeting, in that part of the volume devoted to the Transactions of the Sections, page 71.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Turdus aurigaster.
Turdus aurigaster, VIEILLOT, Encyclop. Method.
p. 657. Le Culdor, LE VAILLANT, Ois. D'Afriq. Vol.
iii. P. 46, pi. 147, f. 2. Turdus chrysorhceus, TEMM. Plan. Color.
LESSON, Man. D'Ornitli. T. 1, p. 231. Gold-vented Thrush, LATHAM, Gen. Hist. V. 5, p. 82, sp. 75. Hcematornis SWAINSON, Class, of Birds, v. 2.
p. 228.
Pycnonotus THOMPSON, Ann. Nat. Hist. Vol.
15, p. 308.
IN the month of January, 1838, this rare African Thrush was shot at Mount Beresford, three and a half miles fr...om GOLD-VENTED THRUSH. 235 Waterford, by a lad while out shooting Blackbirds; he considered it a hen Blackbird, and sold it to Dr. Robert Burkitt of Waterford, who skinned and preserved it ; the sex, however, was not noted. In 1843 Dr. Burkitt sent the specimen to Win. Thompson, Esq. , for exhibition in the Natural History Section of the British Association, then about to hold a meeting at Cork, and the subject is noted in the Published Report of the thirteenth meeting, in that part of the volume devoted to the Transactions of the Sections, page 71.
What to read after A History of British Birds volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Yarrell to read onlineMoreLess
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