Sketches of South African Bird Life
Sketches of South African Bird Life
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eryihrorynchus), which has a grey head and is dark brown above, with the wing feathers spotted with white and the under parts white. It can easily be distinguished 182 DENIZENS OP THE FOREST from the foregoing species by the red beak being without a casque. Length, 18 to 19 inches.
It ranges from the Transvaal to Rhodesia, and Portuguese East Africa over to German South- West territory.
There is another species which is not uncommon from Natal northwards to the Zambesi, the Yellow-billed Hom- b...ill (L. leucomelas) which is immediately recognisable by its yellow biU without a distinct casque. It is about the same size as the preceding species.
TROGONS Of the family Trogonidse, South Africa possesses but a single species, the beautiful Narina Trogon {Apaloderma narina).
It is metallic green above and below as far as the chest, the remainder of the under parts being bright crimson.
The female has the side of the head, throat and chest of a yellow-brown instead of green. Length, about Ill- inches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
eryihrorynchus), which has a grey head and is dark brown above, with the wing feathers spotted with white and the under parts white. It can easily be distinguished 182 DENIZENS OP THE FOREST from the foregoing species by the red beak being without a casque. Length, 18 to 19 inches.
It ranges from the Transvaal to Rhodesia, and Portuguese East Africa over to German South- West territory.
There is another species which is not uncommon from Natal northwards to the Zambesi, the Yellow-billed Hom- b...ill (L. leucomelas) which is immediately recognisable by its yellow biU without a distinct casque. It is about the same size as the preceding species.
TROGONS Of the family Trogonidse, South Africa possesses but a single species, the beautiful Narina Trogon {Apaloderma narina).
It is metallic green above and below as far as the chest, the remainder of the under parts being bright crimson.
The female has the side of the head, throat and chest of a yellow-brown instead of green. Length, about Ill- inches.
What to read after Sketches of South African Bird Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alwin Karl Haagner to read onlineMoreLess
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