How to Know the Shore Birds Limicol of North America South of Greenland And
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, white.
Adult male in summer : Similar to the female but paler ; little, if any, rufous on the front of the neck.
Winter plumaye : Upper plumage, grayish ; forehead, sides of the neck, cheeks, and underparts, white; top of the head, dull gray; the feathers edged with dull white; a dusky spot on side of head and in front of the eye ; breast, tinged with gray.
Length, 7. 50; wing, 4. 25; tarsus, . 80; tail, 2; bill, . 80 to . 90.
The Northern Phalarope is another of our maritime species, at time...s not uncommon along our coast. It occurs on the Pacific coast as well as on the Atlantic side, and is common and breeds among the islands of Behring Sea. It is rather a more southern species than the preceding, and wanders in winter as far south as the Middle States, and to Mexico on the Pacific side. It occurs in the interior, being not uncommon on some of our large inland lakes. It swims easily arid gracefully and is very much at home in the water on account of its webbed feet. The male of this species, as in the other Pha- laropes, is smaller than the female and not so highly colored ; he also takes upon himself many domestic duties usually assumed by the female ; he sets on the nest, contrary to the usual custom, and devotes himself to the young chicks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, white.
Adult male in summer : Similar to the female but paler ; little, if any, rufous on the front of the neck.
Winter plumaye : Upper plumage, grayish ; forehead, sides of the neck, cheeks, and underparts, white; top of the head, dull gray; the feathers edged with dull white; a dusky spot on side of head and in front of the eye ; breast, tinged with gray.
Length, 7. 50; wing, 4. 25; tarsus, . 80; tail, 2; bill, . 80 to . 90.
The Northern Phalarope is another of our maritime species, at time...s not uncommon along our coast. It occurs on the Pacific coast as well as on the Atlantic side, and is common and breeds among the islands of Behring Sea. It is rather a more southern species than the preceding, and wanders in winter as far south as the Middle States, and to Mexico on the Pacific side. It occurs in the interior, being not uncommon on some of our large inland lakes. It swims easily arid gracefully and is very much at home in the water on account of its webbed feet. The male of this species, as in the other Pha- laropes, is smaller than the female and not so highly colored ; he also takes upon himself many domestic duties usually assumed by the female ; he sets on the nest, contrary to the usual custom, and devotes himself to the young chicks.
What to read after How to Know the Shore Birds Limicol of North America South of Greenland And?
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