Notes On the Birds of Damara Land And the Adjacent Countries of South West Afric
Notes On the Birds of Damara Land And the Adjacent Countries of South West Afric
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271.
Platysteira pririt, Sharpe's Cat. No. 410.
[This species is only doubtfully alluded to in Mr. Andersson's MS. notes ; but his last collection contained some specimens of it, four of which are now in the cabinet of Mr. R. B. Sharpe.
Of these, three appear by the tickets to have been obtained at Ovaquenyama in May and June, and the fourth in September at Elephant's Vley. — Ed. J 167. Platysteira afflnis, Wahl. Wahlberg's Flycatcher.
Platystira affinis, Wahlberg, Ofvers. 1855, p. 214.
„ „ Wah...lberg, Journal fiir Orn. 1857, p. 3.
„ „ Finsoh & Hartlaub's Vbgel Oat-Afrika'.s, p. 866 (sub P.pririf).
„ „ Finsch, in Trans, of Zool. Soc. vol. vii. p. 315.
Platysteira affinis, Sharpe's Cat. No. 408.
This species is very abundant in the Swakop valley ; it is usually seen in pairs about large trees, which it explores carefully and systematically in search of insects.
It has at times a peculiar far-sounding note, which a stranger might imagine to be uttered by a bird at a great distance, whilst, in reality, the bird is near at hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
271.
Platysteira pririt, Sharpe's Cat. No. 410.
[This species is only doubtfully alluded to in Mr. Andersson's MS. notes ; but his last collection contained some specimens of it, four of which are now in the cabinet of Mr. R. B. Sharpe.
Of these, three appear by the tickets to have been obtained at Ovaquenyama in May and June, and the fourth in September at Elephant's Vley. — Ed. J 167. Platysteira afflnis, Wahl. Wahlberg's Flycatcher.
Platystira affinis, Wahlberg, Ofvers. 1855, p. 214.
„ „ Wah...lberg, Journal fiir Orn. 1857, p. 3.
„ „ Finsoh & Hartlaub's Vbgel Oat-Afrika'.s, p. 866 (sub P.pririf).
„ „ Finsch, in Trans, of Zool. Soc. vol. vii. p. 315.
Platysteira affinis, Sharpe's Cat. No. 408.
This species is very abundant in the Swakop valley ; it is usually seen in pairs about large trees, which it explores carefully and systematically in search of insects.
It has at times a peculiar far-sounding note, which a stranger might imagine to be uttered by a bird at a great distance, whilst, in reality, the bird is near at hand.
What to read after Notes On the Birds of Damara Land And the Adjacent Countries of South West Afric?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles John Andersson to read onlineMoreLess
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