The British Bird book An Account of All the Birds Nests And Eggs Found in the
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Kae, caw-daw, cadder, chough. French, choucas ; German, Dohle ou Turmkrahe ; Italian, Taccola].
1. Description. Black with blue-green or purple gloss. Length 14 in. [355 mm. ]. (PI. 4. ) Distinguished from the preceding species, with which it often consorts, by its smaller size, quicker wing beats, blue-white iris, and the grey on its nape, neck, and ear-coverts. The female has less grey. The young are duller than the adults, and their irides are brown, becoming entirely grey only after the sec...ond autumn moult. Several skins of young are brown on the hood and underparts. [F. B. K. ] 2. Distribution. Its range extends over the greater part of Europe and temperate Asia, east to Japan and south to Algeria. Three races of this bird are found in Europe the eastern form (which has a distinct white collar) being chiefly confined to South Russia, the Balkan Peninsula, and parts of Austro- Hungary; while the Scandinavian race is found in South Sweden; and the common western race not only inhabits the British Isles, but is found over the rest of the Continent, and locally in North-west Africa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kae, caw-daw, cadder, chough. French, choucas ; German, Dohle ou Turmkrahe ; Italian, Taccola].
1. Description. Black with blue-green or purple gloss. Length 14 in. [355 mm. ]. (PI. 4. ) Distinguished from the preceding species, with which it often consorts, by its smaller size, quicker wing beats, blue-white iris, and the grey on its nape, neck, and ear-coverts. The female has less grey. The young are duller than the adults, and their irides are brown, becoming entirely grey only after the sec...ond autumn moult. Several skins of young are brown on the hood and underparts. [F. B. K. ] 2. Distribution. Its range extends over the greater part of Europe and temperate Asia, east to Japan and south to Algeria. Three races of this bird are found in Europe the eastern form (which has a distinct white collar) being chiefly confined to South Russia, the Balkan Peninsula, and parts of Austro- Hungary; while the Scandinavian race is found in South Sweden; and the common western race not only inhabits the British Isles, but is found over the rest of the Continent, and locally in North-west Africa.
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