Handbook of Birds of Eastern North America, With Keys to the Species And Descriptions of Their Plumages, Nests, And Eggs ..
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Memarhs. — The Cliff Swallow may be known from our other Swallows by its rufous upper tail-coverts.
Mange. — North America, north to Labrador, and, in the interior, to the Arctic Ocean ; breeds throughout its range ; winters in the tropics.
Washington, rare S. E., Apl. to Sept. Sing Sing, common S. K., May 1 to Sept. 12. Cambridge, S. K., much less common than formerly, Apl. 28 to Sept. 1.
Eest, of mud, generally retort- or pocket-shaped, beneath olift's or the eaves of a barn or other building.... Hggs, four to five, white, with numerous spots of cinnamon-, olive-, or rufous- brown, '81 x '55.
During the nesting season these Swallows are of very local distri- bution. They will return year after year to their rows of mud tene- ments beneath the eaves of some barn or outbuilding, and, although familiar birds to residents of the immediate vicinity, they may be entire strangers to those who have never had a colony of these birds settled near them.
Like Barn Swallows, they are masons, and they may be seen on muddy shores rolling the little pellets of clay which enter into the construction of their nest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Memarhs. — The Cliff Swallow may be known from our other Swallows by its rufous upper tail-coverts.
Mange. — North America, north to Labrador, and, in the interior, to the Arctic Ocean ; breeds throughout its range ; winters in the tropics.
Washington, rare S. E., Apl. to Sept. Sing Sing, common S. K., May 1 to Sept. 12. Cambridge, S. K., much less common than formerly, Apl. 28 to Sept. 1.
Eest, of mud, generally retort- or pocket-shaped, beneath olift's or the eaves of a barn or other building.... Hggs, four to five, white, with numerous spots of cinnamon-, olive-, or rufous- brown, '81 x '55.
During the nesting season these Swallows are of very local distri- bution. They will return year after year to their rows of mud tene- ments beneath the eaves of some barn or outbuilding, and, although familiar birds to residents of the immediate vicinity, they may be entire strangers to those who have never had a colony of these birds settled near them.
Like Barn Swallows, they are masons, and they may be seen on muddy shores rolling the little pellets of clay which enter into the construction of their nest.
What to read after Handbook of Birds of Eastern North America, With Keys to the Species And Descriptions of Their Plumages, Nests, And Eggs ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Michler Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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