Birds of the World for Young People
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Until the year 1876 the breeding-place of the Knot was unknown. It was then discovered nesting in the snow of the Arctic regions, by Colonel Fielding, when on an Arctic expedition. On this occasion nestlings only were found, and the eggs were unknown until the year 1901, when specimens were found in the Taimyr Peninsula, Siberia.
The Knot is well known in this country along the Atlantic seaboard, as well as on the Great Lakes and in the Mississippi Valley.
The Sanderling differs from the other ...Sandpipers in that it lacks the hind-toe. In its autumn and win- RUFF REDSHANK 111 ter dress this bird is grey above and white below, but during the summer months the feathers of the upper parts have dark brown or black centres, edged or spot- ted with rufous, while the face, neck and upper part of the breast are a pale chestnut, spotted with dark brown. This little bird breeds in the far north, but at other times is found along the beaches in almost every part of the world. See Plate 32, Fig. 188.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Until the year 1876 the breeding-place of the Knot was unknown. It was then discovered nesting in the snow of the Arctic regions, by Colonel Fielding, when on an Arctic expedition. On this occasion nestlings only were found, and the eggs were unknown until the year 1901, when specimens were found in the Taimyr Peninsula, Siberia.
The Knot is well known in this country along the Atlantic seaboard, as well as on the Great Lakes and in the Mississippi Valley.
The Sanderling differs from the other ...Sandpipers in that it lacks the hind-toe. In its autumn and win- RUFF REDSHANK 111 ter dress this bird is grey above and white below, but during the summer months the feathers of the upper parts have dark brown or black centres, edged or spot- ted with rufous, while the face, neck and upper part of the breast are a pale chestnut, spotted with dark brown. This little bird breeds in the far north, but at other times is found along the beaches in almost every part of the world. See Plate 32, Fig. 188.
What to read after Birds of the World for Young People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Robert Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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