Wild Fowl Shooting
Wild Fowl Shooting
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Tail, short, much rounded, of eighteen acute feathers.
Bill, yellowish green ; iiis, dark brown ; feet, orange red ; the webs, dusky. The upper part of the head is glossy brownish black ; the feathers margined with light brown ; the sides of the head and a band over the eye are light, grayish brown, with longitudinal dusky streaks ; the middle of the neck is similar, but more dusky. The general color is blackish brown, a little paler beneath. All the feathers margined with reddish brown. The wi...ng coverts are grayish-dusky, with a faint tinge of green ; the ends of the secondary coverts velvet-black. Primaries and their coverts blackish Digitized by VjOOQ IC 192 W'ILD FOWL SHOOTING.
brown, with their shafts brown ; secondaries, darker ; the speculum is green, blue-violet, or amethyst-purple, according to the light in which it is viewed, — ^bounded by velvet black; the feathers also tipped with a narrow line of white. The whole under surface of the wing, and the axillaries white. Length to end of tail twenty- four and a half inches ; extent of wings thirty-eight and a half inches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tail, short, much rounded, of eighteen acute feathers.
Bill, yellowish green ; iiis, dark brown ; feet, orange red ; the webs, dusky. The upper part of the head is glossy brownish black ; the feathers margined with light brown ; the sides of the head and a band over the eye are light, grayish brown, with longitudinal dusky streaks ; the middle of the neck is similar, but more dusky. The general color is blackish brown, a little paler beneath. All the feathers margined with reddish brown. The wi...ng coverts are grayish-dusky, with a faint tinge of green ; the ends of the secondary coverts velvet-black. Primaries and their coverts blackish Digitized by VjOOQ IC 192 W'ILD FOWL SHOOTING.
brown, with their shafts brown ; secondaries, darker ; the speculum is green, blue-violet, or amethyst-purple, according to the light in which it is viewed, — ^bounded by velvet black; the feathers also tipped with a narrow line of white. The whole under surface of the wing, and the axillaries white. Length to end of tail twenty- four and a half inches ; extent of wings thirty-eight and a half inches.
What to read after Wild Fowl Shooting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leffingwell, William Bruce. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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