The Land-Birds And Game-Birds of New England With Descriptions of the Birds, Their Nests And Eggs, Their Habits And Notes
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SUBis. Purple Martin, " Black Martin." Martin.
" Cape Cod Swallow." The Martins, though formerly abun- dant, are now very generally rare in New England, being confined to a few tracts of country and to localities.* * Although the Martm breeds extensive tracts of country which ap- throughout New England, as well as pear to be in every way suited to its Btill further to the northward, it is sin- habits, and returning to others, season gnlarly local in ite distribution, avoiding after season, with... unfailing regularity.
SWALLOWS. 151 a, 7-8 inclies long. "Lustrous blue black; no purple anywhere. The $ and young are much duller above, and more or less white below, streaked with gray." (Coues.) 6. The nest and eggs are essentially like those of the White-bellied Swallow (III) in every respect, except that the eggs are larger than those of that bird, averaging .95 X .70 of an inch.
c. The Purple Martins reach eastern Massachusetts on the first of May, or earlier, and leave it about the first of Sep- tember.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SUBis. Purple Martin, " Black Martin." Martin.
" Cape Cod Swallow." The Martins, though formerly abun- dant, are now very generally rare in New England, being confined to a few tracts of country and to localities.* * Although the Martm breeds extensive tracts of country which ap- throughout New England, as well as pear to be in every way suited to its Btill further to the northward, it is sin- habits, and returning to others, season gnlarly local in ite distribution, avoiding after season, with... unfailing regularity.
SWALLOWS. 151 a, 7-8 inclies long. "Lustrous blue black; no purple anywhere. The $ and young are much duller above, and more or less white below, streaked with gray." (Coues.) 6. The nest and eggs are essentially like those of the White-bellied Swallow (III) in every respect, except that the eggs are larger than those of that bird, averaging .95 X .70 of an inch.
c. The Purple Martins reach eastern Massachusetts on the first of May, or earlier, and leave it about the first of Sep- tember.
What to read after The Land-Birds And Game-Birds of New England With Descriptions of the Birds, Their Nests And Eggs, Their Habits And Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D Henry Davis Minot to read onlineMoreLess
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