The Game Birds of India And Asia
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This species, like the last, is a bird of the Indian Peninsula, but has a more restricted range, nor is it found in Ceylon. It also affects more open and drier county, chiefly inhabiting sandy or rocky ground with scanty vegetation ; its nest and eggs are like those of its ally, as arfe its genersil habits ; it breeds in August and September and also in March.
142 GAME BIRDS OF INDIA AND ASIA.
The slight-billed bush-quails, with longer tails and shorter wings than the above two species, and wit...hout spur-rudiments in the males, nevertheless closely resemble them in habits.
The Painted Bush-Quail.
Microperdix erythrorhynchns. Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, Vol. IV., p.' 121.
Native name : — Kodai, Tamil.
The general colour of this bird is brown, warming into chestnut below, and distinctly spotted with black, the spots being especially large and bordered with white on the flanks and under the tail. The head of the cock is curiously marked with black and white, the chin, crown, and a patch round the eyes being black, while the throat and a band along each side of the head are white, the former having a black border ; the hen's face is dull reddish, with no black and white markings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This species, like the last, is a bird of the Indian Peninsula, but has a more restricted range, nor is it found in Ceylon. It also affects more open and drier county, chiefly inhabiting sandy or rocky ground with scanty vegetation ; its nest and eggs are like those of its ally, as arfe its genersil habits ; it breeds in August and September and also in March.
142 GAME BIRDS OF INDIA AND ASIA.
The slight-billed bush-quails, with longer tails and shorter wings than the above two species, and wit...hout spur-rudiments in the males, nevertheless closely resemble them in habits.
The Painted Bush-Quail.
Microperdix erythrorhynchns. Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, Vol. IV., p.' 121.
Native name : — Kodai, Tamil.
The general colour of this bird is brown, warming into chestnut below, and distinctly spotted with black, the spots being especially large and bordered with white on the flanks and under the tail. The head of the cock is curiously marked with black and white, the chin, crown, and a patch round the eyes being black, while the throat and a band along each side of the head are white, the former having a black border ; the hen's face is dull reddish, with no black and white markings.
What to read after The Game Birds of India And Asia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Finn to read onlineMoreLess
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