Birds of Oregon
Birds of Oregon
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" (Bent) Si%e: Length 9. 50, wing 4. 35-4. 70, tail 4. 10-4. 70. Nesf and eggs: Like those of Valley Quail.
DISTRIBUTION. General: From northern Oregon east of Cascades south nearly to Mexican line. In Oregon: In almost every county of eastern Oregon and in Rogue River Valley (Jackson and Josephine Counties) west of Cascades. (See Figure 6. ) THE PLUMED QUAIL, the paler, grayer form, is the one originally described by Douglas, so that his name now applies to the eastern and southern Oregon bird...s, although his notes included the race 0. P. Palmeri as well. The 1931 A. O. U. Check-List gives the range of 0. P. Picta as west of the Cascades in northwestern Oregon, but we have carefully compared our specimens and find that birds from Portland, Newberg, and Willa- mette Valley points are much closer to the coast form than to the eastern Oregon form. In fact, one Portland bird is actually darker than birds from Yachats, which is only a few miles from the type locality of the humid coast form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (Bent) Si%e: Length 9. 50, wing 4. 35-4. 70, tail 4. 10-4. 70. Nesf and eggs: Like those of Valley Quail.
DISTRIBUTION. General: From northern Oregon east of Cascades south nearly to Mexican line. In Oregon: In almost every county of eastern Oregon and in Rogue River Valley (Jackson and Josephine Counties) west of Cascades. (See Figure 6. ) THE PLUMED QUAIL, the paler, grayer form, is the one originally described by Douglas, so that his name now applies to the eastern and southern Oregon bird...s, although his notes included the race 0. P. Palmeri as well. The 1931 A. O. U. Check-List gives the range of 0. P. Picta as west of the Cascades in northwestern Oregon, but we have carefully compared our specimens and find that birds from Portland, Newberg, and Willa- mette Valley points are much closer to the coast form than to the eastern Oregon form. In fact, one Portland bird is actually darker than birds from Yachats, which is only a few miles from the type locality of the humid coast form.
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