The Warblers of North America
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Orn. Club, VII, 1882, 135. (2) W. W. Price, Nest and Eggs of the Olive Warbler, Auk, XII, 1895, if. (3) O. W. Howard, Summer Resident Warblers of Arizona, Bull. Cooper Orn. Club (^Condor), I, 1899, 37- Genus DENDROICA Gray This, the largest genus of the family, contains the true Wood Warblers. Among so many species there is, as might be expected, much variation and the extremes in Dendroicfi, could one dispose of the intermediates, might readily be placed, in different genera.
As a whole, howev...er, Dendroica may be known by its com- paratively short (except in D. dominica) rounded, notched bill with slightly curved culmen, and short, but evident" rictal bristles. The wing is generally less than .80 inches longer than the tail; the four outer primaries are of about equal length. The. tarsus is longer than the middle toe and nail, the nail of the hind-toe is nearly as long as the toe.
Plate IX 1. Black-throated Blue Warbler, Adult Male. 4. Cerulean Warbler, Adult Male.
2. Black-throated Blue Warbler, Adult Female.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Orn. Club, VII, 1882, 135. (2) W. W. Price, Nest and Eggs of the Olive Warbler, Auk, XII, 1895, if. (3) O. W. Howard, Summer Resident Warblers of Arizona, Bull. Cooper Orn. Club (^Condor), I, 1899, 37- Genus DENDROICA Gray This, the largest genus of the family, contains the true Wood Warblers. Among so many species there is, as might be expected, much variation and the extremes in Dendroicfi, could one dispose of the intermediates, might readily be placed, in different genera.
As a whole, howev...er, Dendroica may be known by its com- paratively short (except in D. dominica) rounded, notched bill with slightly curved culmen, and short, but evident" rictal bristles. The wing is generally less than .80 inches longer than the tail; the four outer primaries are of about equal length. The. tarsus is longer than the middle toe and nail, the nail of the hind-toe is nearly as long as the toe.
Plate IX 1. Black-throated Blue Warbler, Adult Male. 4. Cerulean Warbler, Adult Male.
2. Black-throated Blue Warbler, Adult Female.
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