A Manual of Palarctic Birds volume 1
A Manual of Palarctic Birds volume 1
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Brit. Ind. Birds, ii. P. 45.
Shah Bulbul, Tdklah, Doodhraj, Ind.
TEEPSIPUONE 261 ad. (India). Head and neck glossy blue-black, crown feathers elong- ated ; upper parts, wings, and outer tail-feathers bright fox-red, the inner secondaries white, with a long central black line, and lipped with black ; middle rectrices much elongated, white, terminated with fox-red, or all fox-red ; under parts below the throat white ; bill lilac-blue ; legs pale blue ; iris dark brown. Culnien 1*0, wing 3'6, tail... (except central rectrices) 4 - *7, central rectrices 7 '8 longer, tarsus 0'7 inch. The old males, however, lose the fox-red on the upper parts, and have those parts and the tail pure white. The female has the upper parts light bay, the tail light chestnut, the middle rectrices not elongated as in the male, and the sides of the breast greyish, the flanks tinged with rufous. The young bird has the head dusky grey, tinged with rufous, the upper parts rather darker than the female, and the throat and breast greyish tinged with rufous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brit. Ind. Birds, ii. P. 45.
Shah Bulbul, Tdklah, Doodhraj, Ind.
TEEPSIPUONE 261 ad. (India). Head and neck glossy blue-black, crown feathers elong- ated ; upper parts, wings, and outer tail-feathers bright fox-red, the inner secondaries white, with a long central black line, and lipped with black ; middle rectrices much elongated, white, terminated with fox-red, or all fox-red ; under parts below the throat white ; bill lilac-blue ; legs pale blue ; iris dark brown. Culnien 1*0, wing 3'6, tail... (except central rectrices) 4 - *7, central rectrices 7 '8 longer, tarsus 0'7 inch. The old males, however, lose the fox-red on the upper parts, and have those parts and the tail pure white. The female has the upper parts light bay, the tail light chestnut, the middle rectrices not elongated as in the male, and the sides of the breast greyish, the flanks tinged with rufous. The young bird has the head dusky grey, tinged with rufous, the upper parts rather darker than the female, and the throat and breast greyish tinged with rufous.
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