The Naturalists Library volume 13
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Total length, 7i inches; bill, gape, T %; front, ft; wings, 3^; tail beyond, 1^; base, 4; tar- us, ft.
140 MONACHA, HORSF. & VIGORS. , contains the Oriole, or Hooded-flycatchers. We give them this familiar name from the hlack and golden yellow colour of the typical species CM. Chrysomela)) here figured, which immediately re- minds the observer of an oriole : the two groups, in fact, are perfectly analogous, heing the most aberrant (or the tenuirostral) type of their own circle. The French natur...alists discovered two of the most beautiful species in the islands near New Guinea, to which, and the neighbouring continent of New Holland, the group is confined. The bill is particularly strong ; and from being as much compressed as depressed, we immediately perceive how distinct they are from ordinary fly- catchers. As representing tne Tenmrosires, tne gayest of all birds in their plumage, the oriole fly- catchers present us with the most lovely bird in the whole family, the Monacha chyrsomela (Sw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Total length, 7i inches; bill, gape, T %; front, ft; wings, 3^; tail beyond, 1^; base, 4; tar- us, ft.
140 MONACHA, HORSF. & VIGORS. , contains the Oriole, or Hooded-flycatchers. We give them this familiar name from the hlack and golden yellow colour of the typical species CM. Chrysomela)) here figured, which immediately re- minds the observer of an oriole : the two groups, in fact, are perfectly analogous, heing the most aberrant (or the tenuirostral) type of their own circle. The French natur...alists discovered two of the most beautiful species in the islands near New Guinea, to which, and the neighbouring continent of New Holland, the group is confined. The bill is particularly strong ; and from being as much compressed as depressed, we immediately perceive how distinct they are from ordinary fly- catchers. As representing tne Tenmrosires, tne gayest of all birds in their plumage, the oriole fly- catchers present us with the most lovely bird in the whole family, the Monacha chyrsomela (Sw.
What to read after The Naturalists Library volume 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Jardine to read onlineMoreLess
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