Birds volume 1
Birds volume 1
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WELLS'S BABBLER.
Scotocichla ftucicapillum babaulti Wells, Bull. B. O. C. , xxxix, p. 69 (1919) (Trincomalee).
Vernacular names. Batitcliia (Ceylon).
Description. Similar to the last but much paler, especially on the lower parts which are brownish buff rather than chestnut. The top of the head is olive-brown instead of blackish.
246 TIMALIID^E.
Colours of soft parts. Iris brownish red ; bill brownish flesh ; legs and feet flesh-grey (Babault).
Measurements. Wing 68 to 74 mm. ; tail 57 to 62 mm.... ; tarsus 28 mm. (Wells).
Distribution. North Ceylon.
Nidification unknown.
Habits. This form is purely a dry district form, whereas the last bird inhabits the wet portions of the island.
(251) Pellornemn nigricapitatum. THE BLACK- CAPPED BABBLER.
Brachypteryx nigricapitata Eyton, P. Z. S. , 1839, p. 103 (Malaya). Drymocataphus nigricapitatus. Blanf. & Gates, i, p. 145.
Vernacular names. None recorded.
Description. The lores, a broad supercilium reaching to the nape and the cheeks grey, each feather with a white shaft-stripe ; ear-coverts ashy-rufous with whitish shafts ; a very narrow moustachial stripe black ; forehead, crown and nape black ; the whole upper plumage, tail and exposed parts of the wing deep ferruginous brown ; chin and throat white ; sides of neck and the whole lower plumage ferruginous, brightest on the breast and tinged with brown on the flanks, lower abdomen, vent and under tail -coverts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WELLS'S BABBLER.
Scotocichla ftucicapillum babaulti Wells, Bull. B. O. C. , xxxix, p. 69 (1919) (Trincomalee).
Vernacular names. Batitcliia (Ceylon).
Description. Similar to the last but much paler, especially on the lower parts which are brownish buff rather than chestnut. The top of the head is olive-brown instead of blackish.
246 TIMALIID^E.
Colours of soft parts. Iris brownish red ; bill brownish flesh ; legs and feet flesh-grey (Babault).
Measurements. Wing 68 to 74 mm. ; tail 57 to 62 mm.... ; tarsus 28 mm. (Wells).
Distribution. North Ceylon.
Nidification unknown.
Habits. This form is purely a dry district form, whereas the last bird inhabits the wet portions of the island.
(251) Pellornemn nigricapitatum. THE BLACK- CAPPED BABBLER.
Brachypteryx nigricapitata Eyton, P. Z. S. , 1839, p. 103 (Malaya). Drymocataphus nigricapitatus. Blanf. & Gates, i, p. 145.
Vernacular names. None recorded.
Description. The lores, a broad supercilium reaching to the nape and the cheeks grey, each feather with a white shaft-stripe ; ear-coverts ashy-rufous with whitish shafts ; a very narrow moustachial stripe black ; forehead, crown and nape black ; the whole upper plumage, tail and exposed parts of the wing deep ferruginous brown ; chin and throat white ; sides of neck and the whole lower plumage ferruginous, brightest on the breast and tinged with brown on the flanks, lower abdomen, vent and under tail -coverts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E C Stuart Edward Charles Stuart Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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