Birds of the Kansas City Region
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). Golden Eagle. Very rare winter visitant.
Seven specimens of the Golden Eagle are known to have been taken during recent years in this vicinity. It is probable that many more have been taken. It was formerly more common and only during the past few years has become a rarity.
HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS LEUCOCEPHALUS (Linn. ). Bald Eagle.
Rare winter visitant. Formerly a very common winter resident and rare summer resident.
The older river shooters well remember the days when the Bald Eagles were... here in fall and winter in great numbers along the river. In those days the sand-bars and low banks were fringed with red offal from the packing houses and Bald Eagles came in droves to the feast. Not until the packers be- gan utilizing all their waste did these big birds disappear as regular winter visitants in numbers.
They formerly nested in the tall trees in the deep wooded bottoms along the Missouri River. One early account even speaks of a nest on a farm on the old Lexington Road (Swope farm, Bryant).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
). Golden Eagle. Very rare winter visitant.
Seven specimens of the Golden Eagle are known to have been taken during recent years in this vicinity. It is probable that many more have been taken. It was formerly more common and only during the past few years has become a rarity.
HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS LEUCOCEPHALUS (Linn. ). Bald Eagle.
Rare winter visitant. Formerly a very common winter resident and rare summer resident.
The older river shooters well remember the days when the Bald Eagles were... here in fall and winter in great numbers along the river. In those days the sand-bars and low banks were fringed with red offal from the packing houses and Bald Eagles came in droves to the feast. Not until the packers be- gan utilizing all their waste did these big birds disappear as regular winter visitants in numbers.
They formerly nested in the tall trees in the deep wooded bottoms along the Missouri River. One early account even speaks of a nest on a farm on the old Lexington Road (Swope farm, Bryant).
What to read after Birds of the Kansas City Region?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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