A Key to the Birds of Australia And Tasmania With Their Geographical Distributio
A Key to the Birds of Australia And Tasmania With Their Geographical Distributio
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Hab. : 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9.
335. P. Madeayana 9 Ramsay, Macleay Honey-eater.
Similar to P. Flavistriata.
No small white post-auricular patch ; no black and yellow markings on the side of head. Hab. : 2.
42 336. P. Chrysops, Lath. , Yellow-faced Honey-eater.
With small white post-auricular patch ; ear coverts yellow ; black streak through eye ; under parts with dull streaks ; cheeks black ; upper parts earthy-brown. Hab. : 2, 3, 4.
337. P, filigera, Gld. , Streak-naped Honey-eater.
Yellow col...our confined to post-auricular feathers ; ocular and auricular region not bare ; upper parts brown ; ear coverts brownish ; a golden-yellow post-auricular stripe : under parts fulvous-brown. Hab. : 1, 2 338. P. Flaviglllaris, Gld. (P. Flavicollis, Vieill. ), Yellow-throated Honey-eater.
Throat gamboge-yellow ; crown and fore-neck ashy-grey ; mantle dark yellowish-olive. Hab. : 4, 5.
339. P. LeilCOtis, Lath. , White-eared Honey-eater.
Ear coverts pure white ; throat black ; crown ashy -grey. Hab.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hab. : 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9.
335. P. Madeayana 9 Ramsay, Macleay Honey-eater.
Similar to P. Flavistriata.
No small white post-auricular patch ; no black and yellow markings on the side of head. Hab. : 2.
42 336. P. Chrysops, Lath. , Yellow-faced Honey-eater.
With small white post-auricular patch ; ear coverts yellow ; black streak through eye ; under parts with dull streaks ; cheeks black ; upper parts earthy-brown. Hab. : 2, 3, 4.
337. P, filigera, Gld. , Streak-naped Honey-eater.
Yellow col...our confined to post-auricular feathers ; ocular and auricular region not bare ; upper parts brown ; ear coverts brownish ; a golden-yellow post-auricular stripe : under parts fulvous-brown. Hab. : 1, 2 338. P. Flaviglllaris, Gld. (P. Flavicollis, Vieill. ), Yellow-throated Honey-eater.
Throat gamboge-yellow ; crown and fore-neck ashy-grey ; mantle dark yellowish-olive. Hab. : 4, 5.
339. P. LeilCOtis, Lath. , White-eared Honey-eater.
Ear coverts pure white ; throat black ; crown ashy -grey. Hab.
What to read after A Key to the Birds of Australia And Tasmania With Their Geographical Distributio?
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