Zoe
Zoe
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Ruby-crowned Kinglet. Rather com- mon during migrations.
Tiirdus ustnlatiis, Russet-backed Thrush. Seen in the pines as late as May 25; a female taken May 21; it is possibly a resident of the pines, but those taken showed little enlarge- ment of the ovaries, and it is more probable that they were belated migrants.
Merula migraforia propinqua. Western Robin, Common along the base of the mountain in wintei ; a few were seen in May, 1889, at La Grulla, but none were noted the past season.
Digitize...d by VjOOQIC VOL. IV.] Leucai'ciia Rickseckeri. 247 Sialia mexicana. WESTERN Bluebird. Very common dur- ing migrations from sea level to the top of the range, a few lingering to nest with the local race. A series of seventy-five skins taken the present year during the nesting season sustain the characters of anabelce, as set forth by myself in 1889, to a strong degree, only about 5^ of the males showing an unbroken band of bay on the breast, which refers them to true mexicana, and many of the high-plumaged males of the anabela stripe were almost entirely without bay markings on either breast or scapulae.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ruby-crowned Kinglet. Rather com- mon during migrations.
Tiirdus ustnlatiis, Russet-backed Thrush. Seen in the pines as late as May 25; a female taken May 21; it is possibly a resident of the pines, but those taken showed little enlarge- ment of the ovaries, and it is more probable that they were belated migrants.
Merula migraforia propinqua. Western Robin, Common along the base of the mountain in wintei ; a few were seen in May, 1889, at La Grulla, but none were noted the past season.
Digitize...d by VjOOQIC VOL. IV.] Leucai'ciia Rickseckeri. 247 Sialia mexicana. WESTERN Bluebird. Very common dur- ing migrations from sea level to the top of the range, a few lingering to nest with the local race. A series of seventy-five skins taken the present year during the nesting season sustain the characters of anabelce, as set forth by myself in 1889, to a strong degree, only about 5^ of the males showing an unbroken band of bay on the breast, which refers them to true mexicana, and many of the high-plumaged males of the anabela stripe were almost entirely without bay markings on either breast or scapulae.
What to read after Zoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Townshend Stith Brandegee, Katharine Layne Brandegee to read onlineMoreLess
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