The Bird book
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Nesting the same as our species.
221. COOT. _Fulica americana. _ Range. --Whole of temperate North America, from the southern parts of theBritish Provinces, southward; very common in suitable localitiesthroughout its range.
The Coot bears some resemblance to the Florida Gallinule, but issomewhat larger, its bill is white with a blackish band about themiddle, and each toe has a scalloped web. They inhabit the same marshesand sloughs that are used by the Rails and Gallinules as nesting places, an...d they have the same retiring habits, skulking through the grass toavoid observation, rather than flying. Their nests are either floatingpiles of decayed vegetation, or are built of dead rushes in clumps ofrushes on the banks. They generally build in large colonies. The eggsnumber from six to sixteen and have a grayish ground color, finelyspecked all over the surface with blackish. Size 1. 80 × 1. 30.
[Illustration 138: Pale buff. ][Illustration: Florida Gallinule. Coot. ][Illustration: Grayish.
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Nesting the same as our species.
221. COOT. _Fulica americana. _ Range. --Whole of temperate North America, from the southern parts of theBritish Provinces, southward; very common in suitable localitiesthroughout its range.
The Coot bears some resemblance to the Florida Gallinule, but issomewhat larger, its bill is white with a blackish band about themiddle, and each toe has a scalloped web. They inhabit the same marshesand sloughs that are used by the Rails and Gallinules as nesting places, an...d they have the same retiring habits, skulking through the grass toavoid observation, rather than flying. Their nests are either floatingpiles of decayed vegetation, or are built of dead rushes in clumps ofrushes on the banks. They generally build in large colonies. The eggsnumber from six to sixteen and have a grayish ground color, finelyspecked all over the surface with blackish. Size 1. 80 × 1. 30.
[Illustration 138: Pale buff. ][Illustration: Florida Gallinule. Coot. ][Illustration: Grayish.
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