Ornithology And Ology of New England Containing Full Descriptions of the Bird
Ornithology And Ology of New England Containing Full Descriptions of the Bird
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Am. Orn. , VI. (1812) 18. Not of Linnaeus.
DESCRIPTION.
Bill long, compressed, flattened, and slightly expanded towards the tip, pustu- lated in its terminal half; wings rather long; legs moderate; tail short; entire upper parts brownish-black; every feather spotted and widely edged with light-rufous, yellowish-brown, or ashy-white; back and rump transversely barred and spotted with the same; a line from the base of the bill over the top of the head; throat and neck before, dull reddish-ashy; w...ing feather marked with dull brownish-black; other under parts white, with transverse bars of brownish-black on the sides, axil- lary feathers and under wing coverts and under tail coverts; quills brownish-black; outer edge of first primary white ; tail glossy brownish-black, widely tipped with bright-rufous, paler at the tip, and with a subterminal narrow band of black ; outer feathers of tail paler, frequently nearly white, and barred with black throughout their length; bill brown, yellowish at base, and darker towards the end; legs dark- brown; iris hazel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Am. Orn. , VI. (1812) 18. Not of Linnaeus.
DESCRIPTION.
Bill long, compressed, flattened, and slightly expanded towards the tip, pustu- lated in its terminal half; wings rather long; legs moderate; tail short; entire upper parts brownish-black; every feather spotted and widely edged with light-rufous, yellowish-brown, or ashy-white; back and rump transversely barred and spotted with the same; a line from the base of the bill over the top of the head; throat and neck before, dull reddish-ashy; w...ing feather marked with dull brownish-black; other under parts white, with transverse bars of brownish-black on the sides, axil- lary feathers and under wing coverts and under tail coverts; quills brownish-black; outer edge of first primary white ; tail glossy brownish-black, widely tipped with bright-rufous, paler at the tip, and with a subterminal narrow band of black ; outer feathers of tail paler, frequently nearly white, and barred with black throughout their length; bill brown, yellowish at base, and darker towards the end; legs dark- brown; iris hazel.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward a Edward Augustus Samuels to read onlineMoreLess
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