American Game Birds
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In length. The bird shown is in summer plumage. In winter and immature plumage they have no rusty color on the head. The plumage of the under parts is very firm and duck-like. Their webbed feet enable them to swim easily and they frequently do so.
They are particularly abundant in alkaline regions of the west, and occur north to Sas- katchewan. They are rarely found east of the Mississippi River.
They frequently feed in shallow water by immersing the head and sifting the soft mud with their sle...nder bills.
BLACK-NECKED STILT (Himan- topus mexicanus). These birds, which are easily recognized by their striking black-and- white plumage and by the unusual length and slenderness of their red legs, are abun- dant in southwestern United States, breed- ing north to Oregon and Colorado and along the Gulf coast to Florida and Cuba. They feed chiefly by wading and gleaning tiny insects from the surface of the water or from aquatic plants rising above the surface. PHALAROPES are small shore birds hav- ing lobed webs on each toe, thus having excellent swimming power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In length. The bird shown is in summer plumage. In winter and immature plumage they have no rusty color on the head. The plumage of the under parts is very firm and duck-like. Their webbed feet enable them to swim easily and they frequently do so.
They are particularly abundant in alkaline regions of the west, and occur north to Sas- katchewan. They are rarely found east of the Mississippi River.
They frequently feed in shallow water by immersing the head and sifting the soft mud with their sle...nder bills.
BLACK-NECKED STILT (Himan- topus mexicanus). These birds, which are easily recognized by their striking black-and- white plumage and by the unusual length and slenderness of their red legs, are abun- dant in southwestern United States, breed- ing north to Oregon and Colorado and along the Gulf coast to Florida and Cuba. They feed chiefly by wading and gleaning tiny insects from the surface of the water or from aquatic plants rising above the surface. PHALAROPES are small shore birds hav- ing lobed webs on each toe, thus having excellent swimming power.
What to read after American Game Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chester a Chester Albert Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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