Birds of Michigan
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J. B. Steere); eggs four to six, dirty white specked with brown. These birds do destroy small birds, but as they destroy so many insects, especially locusts, they are to be con- sidered as beneficial to the farmer. This species is often mistaken for the Loggerhead Shrike, Lanius ludovicianus, which species does not occur in Michigan.
FAMILY VIREONIDyE. VIREOS OR GREENLETS. Beautiful singers; exclusively insectivorous; very beneficial.
GENUS V1REO VIEILL.
Red-eyed Vireo, natural size.
108 AGRICU...LTURAL COLLEGE OF MICHIGAN.
2G4-(524-(17O). Yireo oliracens (Linn. ). * RED-EYED VIREO; RED-EYED GREENLET One of our most common birds; throughout the state; frequents parks and wood- lands; April to September; included in Cabot's list of Birds of Lake Superior; "Macki- nac Island " (S. E. White); E. E. Brewster finds this species very common at Iron Mountain; " Keweenaw Point" (Kneeland); breeds; often double brooded; nests in June on the horizontal branches of trees, usually in woodlands, occasionally in orchards; the nest is very beautiful; "nests in Traverse City" (L.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. B. Steere); eggs four to six, dirty white specked with brown. These birds do destroy small birds, but as they destroy so many insects, especially locusts, they are to be con- sidered as beneficial to the farmer. This species is often mistaken for the Loggerhead Shrike, Lanius ludovicianus, which species does not occur in Michigan.
FAMILY VIREONIDyE. VIREOS OR GREENLETS. Beautiful singers; exclusively insectivorous; very beneficial.
GENUS V1REO VIEILL.
Red-eyed Vireo, natural size.
108 AGRICU...LTURAL COLLEGE OF MICHIGAN.
2G4-(524-(17O). Yireo oliracens (Linn. ). * RED-EYED VIREO; RED-EYED GREENLET One of our most common birds; throughout the state; frequents parks and wood- lands; April to September; included in Cabot's list of Birds of Lake Superior; "Macki- nac Island " (S. E. White); E. E. Brewster finds this species very common at Iron Mountain; " Keweenaw Point" (Kneeland); breeds; often double brooded; nests in June on the horizontal branches of trees, usually in woodlands, occasionally in orchards; the nest is very beautiful; "nests in Traverse City" (L.
What to read after Birds of Michigan?
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