Bird Guideeast of the Rockies volume 1 2
Bird Guideeast of the Rockies volume 1 2
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Eggs creamy with brown spots.
Range. U. S. East of Plains, breeding from the Gulf to New England and Manitoba; winters in the Tropics.
ALDER FLYCATCHER.
466a. Empidonas trailli alnorum. 6 inches.
This species is very similar to, but larger, than the well-known Least Flycatcher or Chebec. They are found in swampy pastures or around the edges of ponds or lakes, where they nest in low bushes.
Range. U. S. East of the Mississippi, breeding from New York to New Brunswick.
LEAST FLYCATCHER.
467. Empi...donax minimus. 5^/j inches.
Smaller than the last and with the tail slightly forked. Common everywhere in orchards, swamps or along roadsides. They are very often known by the name of "Chebec, " because their notes resemble that word. Their nests are placed in upright forks of any kind of trees or bushes ; they are made of plant fibres and grasses closely felted together. The eggs range from three to five in number and are creamy white, without markings ; size . 65 x . 50.
Rang-e. X. A. East of the Rockies, breeding from middle U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eggs creamy with brown spots.
Range. U. S. East of Plains, breeding from the Gulf to New England and Manitoba; winters in the Tropics.
ALDER FLYCATCHER.
466a. Empidonas trailli alnorum. 6 inches.
This species is very similar to, but larger, than the well-known Least Flycatcher or Chebec. They are found in swampy pastures or around the edges of ponds or lakes, where they nest in low bushes.
Range. U. S. East of the Mississippi, breeding from New York to New Brunswick.
LEAST FLYCATCHER.
467. Empi...donax minimus. 5^/j inches.
Smaller than the last and with the tail slightly forked. Common everywhere in orchards, swamps or along roadsides. They are very often known by the name of "Chebec, " because their notes resemble that word. Their nests are placed in upright forks of any kind of trees or bushes ; they are made of plant fibres and grasses closely felted together. The eggs range from three to five in number and are creamy white, without markings ; size . 65 x . 50.
Rang-e. X. A. East of the Rockies, breeding from middle U.
What to read after Bird Guideeast of the Rockies volume 1 2?
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