A Preliminary Catalog of the Birds of Missouri
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Coccygus americanus. Cuculus carolinensis. Raincrow.
Geog. Dist. — The eastern subspecies of the Yellow-billed Cuc- koo breeds from Florida, Louisiana and eastern Texas north to New Brunswick, southern Ontario, southern Michigan, central Wisconsin and southern Minnesota; west to South Dakota, Widmann — A Preliminary Catalog of the Birds of Missouri. 117 central Nebraska, Kansas, Indian Territory and Oklahoma.
In winter to Costa Rica and the West Indies.
The Yellow-billed Cuckoo is one of the be...st distributed sum- mer residents in Missouri. It is not partial to any one region, though most numerous in the southeast, where it arrives as early as April 25. For the rest of the state the first week in May is the usual time, though in some years a few have appeared, even in the northern part of the state, during the last days of April, while in backward seasons none have been seen until the second week in May. By the middle of May they become more con- spicuous, mating begins and transient visitants swell their num- bers for a few days.
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Coccygus americanus. Cuculus carolinensis. Raincrow.
Geog. Dist. — The eastern subspecies of the Yellow-billed Cuc- koo breeds from Florida, Louisiana and eastern Texas north to New Brunswick, southern Ontario, southern Michigan, central Wisconsin and southern Minnesota; west to South Dakota, Widmann — A Preliminary Catalog of the Birds of Missouri. 117 central Nebraska, Kansas, Indian Territory and Oklahoma.
In winter to Costa Rica and the West Indies.
The Yellow-billed Cuckoo is one of the be...st distributed sum- mer residents in Missouri. It is not partial to any one region, though most numerous in the southeast, where it arrives as early as April 25. For the rest of the state the first week in May is the usual time, though in some years a few have appeared, even in the northern part of the state, during the last days of April, while in backward seasons none have been seen until the second week in May. By the middle of May they become more con- spicuous, mating begins and transient visitants swell their num- bers for a few days.
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