Vertebrates of Ontario
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) A regular though never a common summer resident of Ontario. It appears to be generally distributed, but is more frequently found breed- ing in the swamps near Lake Erie than elsewhere.
GENUS NYCTICORAX.
(202) Black-crowtied Night Heron.
(Nycticorax nycticorax naevius. ) A regular and in places a common summer resident. They breed in the interior of the Province in communities.
As they are quite nocturnal in their habits, they are not often ob- served even where they are common.
GENUS NYCTANAS...SA, (203) Yellow=crowned Night Heron.
(Nyctanassa violacea. ) One taken at Toronto by Mr. John Maughan.
Order PALUDICOUE. (Cranes, Rails, etc. ) Wading birds. The head rather compressed than globose. Bill hard and not sensitive, not adapted for probing in the mud. The hind toe little elevated. Omnivorous feeders.
FAMILY GRUID^. (THE CRANES. ) Very large birds, with the legs and neck extremely long. Wings large, rather short. Tail short. Head more or less naked, with scattered hairlike feathers. Plumage compact without downy tracts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) A regular though never a common summer resident of Ontario. It appears to be generally distributed, but is more frequently found breed- ing in the swamps near Lake Erie than elsewhere.
GENUS NYCTICORAX.
(202) Black-crowtied Night Heron.
(Nycticorax nycticorax naevius. ) A regular and in places a common summer resident. They breed in the interior of the Province in communities.
As they are quite nocturnal in their habits, they are not often ob- served even where they are common.
GENUS NYCTANAS...SA, (203) Yellow=crowned Night Heron.
(Nyctanassa violacea. ) One taken at Toronto by Mr. John Maughan.
Order PALUDICOUE. (Cranes, Rails, etc. ) Wading birds. The head rather compressed than globose. Bill hard and not sensitive, not adapted for probing in the mud. The hind toe little elevated. Omnivorous feeders.
FAMILY GRUID^. (THE CRANES. ) Very large birds, with the legs and neck extremely long. Wings large, rather short. Tail short. Head more or less naked, with scattered hairlike feathers. Plumage compact without downy tracts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ontario. Dept. of Education to read onlineMoreLess
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