The Wild-Fowl And Sea-Fowl of Great Britain
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Female. — Similar to male.
THE LITTLE CRAKE.
{Porzana parva.) Male. — The bill rich green, red at base ; upper parts greyish-olive ; all the feathers blackish in the middle. On the fore-part of the back a large black patch, varied by some white marks, thinly scattered ; flanks marked with brown and dull whitish bars.
The throat, a streak over the eyes, breast, and belly bluish-grey, without any spots ; under tail coverts black, barred with white ; iris red ; legs and feet bluish-grey. Length, f...rom bill to tail, eight inches.
Female. — Upper parts reddish-brown ; black patch on fore-part of back, variegated with a small number of white spots. Throat whitish ; eye streak and sides of head light grey ; fore-part of neck, breast, and belly reddish-grey.
THE CORN CRAKE.
{Crex fratensis.') Male. — The bill light brown ; iris light hazel ; upper parts of light yellowish-brown, each feather with a spot of brownish-black. Wing coverts light red, some imperfectly barred with white. A broad THE RAIL FAMILY 159 band of ash grey passes over and behind the eye ; the face, fore-part, and sides of neck Hght yellowish- brown, tinged with grey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Female. — Similar to male.
THE LITTLE CRAKE.
{Porzana parva.) Male. — The bill rich green, red at base ; upper parts greyish-olive ; all the feathers blackish in the middle. On the fore-part of the back a large black patch, varied by some white marks, thinly scattered ; flanks marked with brown and dull whitish bars.
The throat, a streak over the eyes, breast, and belly bluish-grey, without any spots ; under tail coverts black, barred with white ; iris red ; legs and feet bluish-grey. Length, f...rom bill to tail, eight inches.
Female. — Upper parts reddish-brown ; black patch on fore-part of back, variegated with a small number of white spots. Throat whitish ; eye streak and sides of head light grey ; fore-part of neck, breast, and belly reddish-grey.
THE CORN CRAKE.
{Crex fratensis.') Male. — The bill light brown ; iris light hazel ; upper parts of light yellowish-brown, each feather with a spot of brownish-black. Wing coverts light red, some imperfectly barred with white. A broad THE RAIL FAMILY 159 band of ash grey passes over and behind the eye ; the face, fore-part, and sides of neck Hght yellowish- brown, tinged with grey.
What to read after The Wild-Fowl And Sea-Fowl of Great Britain?
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