Forty Years Notes of a Field Ornithologist
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Its habits are much the same. Eggs the same color, but smaller.
Ceryle Alcyon. — Boie.
Belted King-fisher.
The Belted King-fisher arrives with us early in the Spring, and is found along the rivers and small creeks in search of small fish. It arrives about the month of April, in Iowa, and is very plenty. It builds its nest mosdy in holes made in the river banks, but I have found its nest in hollow trees.
Milvulus Forficatus. — Sw.
Scissor-tail.
This bird is looked upon as a very singular one on ...account of the length of its tail. It is found in Kansas in the month of July, where it 22 breeds. Eggs generally four, and they resemble those of the Tyramms Carolinensis.
'Tyrannies Carolinensis. — Baird.
King Bird; Bee Bird.
This is very abundant all over the United States, and very plenty west- of the Mississippi River. It lays from four to five eggs. Its nest s generally lined with wool, and is built on low trees. I have also found its nest on low fences.
Tyrannns Dmninicensis. — Rich.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its habits are much the same. Eggs the same color, but smaller.
Ceryle Alcyon. — Boie.
Belted King-fisher.
The Belted King-fisher arrives with us early in the Spring, and is found along the rivers and small creeks in search of small fish. It arrives about the month of April, in Iowa, and is very plenty. It builds its nest mosdy in holes made in the river banks, but I have found its nest in hollow trees.
Milvulus Forficatus. — Sw.
Scissor-tail.
This bird is looked upon as a very singular one on ...account of the length of its tail. It is found in Kansas in the month of July, where it 22 breeds. Eggs generally four, and they resemble those of the Tyramms Carolinensis.
'Tyrannies Carolinensis. — Baird.
King Bird; Bee Bird.
This is very abundant all over the United States, and very plenty west- of the Mississippi River. It lays from four to five eggs. Its nest s generally lined with wool, and is built on low trees. I have also found its nest on low fences.
Tyrannns Dmninicensis. — Rich.
What to read after Forty Years Notes of a Field Ornithologist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Krider to read onlineMoreLess
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