The Wilson Bulletin volume 15 1903
The Wilson Bulletin volume 15 1903
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American Goldfinch. Heard occasionally in January.
56. Vesper Sparrow. Common winter visitor until February 20.
57. Savanna Sparrow. Rare winter visitor.
58. Grasshopper Sparrow. Rather common winter visitor. Still here April 20.
59. Chipping Sparrow. Common winter visitor until February 20. Sometimes seen in flocks.
Some r>ir(ls of Morida. 67 60. Pine-woods Sparrow. Rather common resident.
61. Bachman's Sparrow. Rare winter visitor until March 2.
62. Towhee. Common winter visitor until April 1...5. Found in metto thickets.
63. Florida Towhee, erroneously called White-eyed Towhee. It does not have a white eye. Common resident.
64. Florida Cardinal. Abundant resident and very tame. Comes to our windows every day.
65. Purple Martin. Common summer resident after February 15. Notes very sweet and jolly.
66. Tree Swallow. Common winter visitor until April 10. Large flocks dip into the lake at sunset.
67. Loggerhead Shrike. Common resident. Began nest build- ing February 25.
68. Blue-headed Vireo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
American Goldfinch. Heard occasionally in January.
56. Vesper Sparrow. Common winter visitor until February 20.
57. Savanna Sparrow. Rare winter visitor.
58. Grasshopper Sparrow. Rather common winter visitor. Still here April 20.
59. Chipping Sparrow. Common winter visitor until February 20. Sometimes seen in flocks.
Some r>ir(ls of Morida. 67 60. Pine-woods Sparrow. Rather common resident.
61. Bachman's Sparrow. Rare winter visitor until March 2.
62. Towhee. Common winter visitor until April 1...5. Found in metto thickets.
63. Florida Towhee, erroneously called White-eyed Towhee. It does not have a white eye. Common resident.
64. Florida Cardinal. Abundant resident and very tame. Comes to our windows every day.
65. Purple Martin. Common summer resident after February 15. Notes very sweet and jolly.
66. Tree Swallow. Common winter visitor until April 10. Large flocks dip into the lake at sunset.
67. Loggerhead Shrike. Common resident. Began nest build- ing February 25.
68. Blue-headed Vireo.
What to read after The Wilson Bulletin volume 15 1903?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agassiz Association Wilson Ornithological Chapter to read onlineMoreLess
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