Some Chinese Vertebrates
Some Chinese Vertebrates
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Remarks: Like so many other Himalayan birds, Oreocincla dauma has a well-marked subspecies in the high mountains of western China. It must be either very rare or very retiring in its habits as Mr. Zappey saw but the two collected and we can not find that any other collector has ever taken it in this general region or in eastern Tibet where it should also occur.
TURDUS CARDIS LATEUS Thayer & Bangs. Bull. M. C. Z. , May, 1909, 62, p. 140.
Four specimens, three adult males and a young male in nest...ling plumage, Ichang, Hupeh, April, June, and July.
This subspecies which is a well-marked form, easily separated from true T. Cardis of Japan, was found only at Ichang where it was breeding. Mr. Zappey was away from Ichang in May, otherwise from April to July he occasionally saw or heard this thrush. He states that he might easily have secured additional specimens had he anticipated that it would not occur elsewhere.
TURDUS NAUMANNI (Temminck).
Twenty-eight specimens, Ichang, Ituhsien, and Changyanghsien, Hupeh, winter, and early spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Remarks: Like so many other Himalayan birds, Oreocincla dauma has a well-marked subspecies in the high mountains of western China. It must be either very rare or very retiring in its habits as Mr. Zappey saw but the two collected and we can not find that any other collector has ever taken it in this general region or in eastern Tibet where it should also occur.
TURDUS CARDIS LATEUS Thayer & Bangs. Bull. M. C. Z. , May, 1909, 62, p. 140.
Four specimens, three adult males and a young male in nest...ling plumage, Ichang, Hupeh, April, June, and July.
This subspecies which is a well-marked form, easily separated from true T. Cardis of Japan, was found only at Ichang where it was breeding. Mr. Zappey was away from Ichang in May, otherwise from April to July he occasionally saw or heard this thrush. He states that he might easily have secured additional specimens had he anticipated that it would not occur elsewhere.
TURDUS NAUMANNI (Temminck).
Twenty-eight specimens, Ichang, Ituhsien, and Changyanghsien, Hupeh, winter, and early spring.
What to read after Some Chinese Vertebrates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Henshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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