Birds of Eastern North America
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Shghtly graj-er than the last; breast indistinctly streaked. Feet with partial webs.
Range — Same as preceding.
(247) £. mauri Cabanis WESTERN SANDPIPER. Bill averaging a trifle longer; Chiefly west of the Rockies.
242 that of the Pectoral and Least Sandpipers. The former is the more abundant during migrations on the Atlantic coast, while the latter is much more common in the interior.
Their habits are not different in any way from the more common smaller sandpipers with which they are often as...sociated. The difference in size is quite evident when they are seen together.
"Peeps," by which name both LEAST and SEMIPAL- MATED SANDPIPERS are most often called, are by far the most abundant as well as the smallest species of sand- pipers that we have. Although of different genera, they may well be considered together, for their habits are the same, and in life they are usually associated during nesting, migrations, and in their winter quarters.
As we usually see them, the upper parts of the Little Stint are quite rusty, while the back of the Semipalmated species is inclined to grayish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shghtly graj-er than the last; breast indistinctly streaked. Feet with partial webs.
Range — Same as preceding.
(247) £. mauri Cabanis WESTERN SANDPIPER. Bill averaging a trifle longer; Chiefly west of the Rockies.
242 that of the Pectoral and Least Sandpipers. The former is the more abundant during migrations on the Atlantic coast, while the latter is much more common in the interior.
Their habits are not different in any way from the more common smaller sandpipers with which they are often as...sociated. The difference in size is quite evident when they are seen together.
"Peeps," by which name both LEAST and SEMIPAL- MATED SANDPIPERS are most often called, are by far the most abundant as well as the smallest species of sand- pipers that we have. Although of different genera, they may well be considered together, for their habits are the same, and in life they are usually associated during nesting, migrations, and in their winter quarters.
As we usually see them, the upper parts of the Little Stint are quite rusty, while the back of the Semipalmated species is inclined to grayish.
What to read after Birds of Eastern North America?
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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