The Ornithology of Illinois volume 02
The Ornithology of Illinois volume 02
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Primaries ex- tending a little beyond the tertials, the second and third quills longest and nearly equal, first a little shorter than the fourth; inner webs of outer four slightly sinuated toward their ends. Adults with the plumage entirely uniform white or scarlet, except tips of the longer duills, which are;glossy blaok. Young, uniform dark brownish gray, the belly white.
a*. Adult, pure intense scarlet, the tips of the longer primaries glossy blue-black. Young, dark brownish gray, with belly... white G. Rubra.
a*. Adult, pure white (sometimes tinged with pink in the breeding season or in freshly killed specimens), the tips of longer primaries glossy greenish black. Young, gray- ish brown, the rump, tail-coverts, base of tail, and under parts white G. Alba.
Both the Scarlet and the White Ibises are peculiar to the warmer parts of America. They are in a measure complementary to one another in their distribution, for, while their respective ranges overlap in Central America the former is found chiefly in the northern parts of South America and the latter in the more southern United States and in Mexico.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Primaries ex- tending a little beyond the tertials, the second and third quills longest and nearly equal, first a little shorter than the fourth; inner webs of outer four slightly sinuated toward their ends. Adults with the plumage entirely uniform white or scarlet, except tips of the longer duills, which are;glossy blaok. Young, uniform dark brownish gray, the belly white.
a*. Adult, pure intense scarlet, the tips of the longer primaries glossy blue-black. Young, dark brownish gray, with belly... white G. Rubra.
a*. Adult, pure white (sometimes tinged with pink in the breeding season or in freshly killed specimens), the tips of longer primaries glossy greenish black. Young, gray- ish brown, the rump, tail-coverts, base of tail, and under parts white G. Alba.
Both the Scarlet and the White Ibises are peculiar to the warmer parts of America. They are in a measure complementary to one another in their distribution, for, while their respective ranges overlap in Central America the former is found chiefly in the northern parts of South America and the latter in the more southern United States and in Mexico.
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