Bird Book
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- This Kittiwake is similar to the preceding, with the excepti
- Length about fifteen inches; tail long and deeply forked; cr
- This is a Shearwater which inhabits the southern hemisphere,
- Range.--Coast of Alaska.
- These are handsome Ducks known as "Whistlers" from the noise
- This is a magnificent bird, about five and one-half feet in
- This is the most common and the most southerly distributed m
- A grayish and blackish colored species, about nine inches lo
- Range.--Eastern North America, breeding in the Arctic region
- This is one of the most beautiful of the Partridges, with it
- This large species may be generally recognized by the white
- This variety is similar to, but darker than lineatus, and th
- This species is the most common of the large owls, and can b
- This species is rather more common in the northern part of t
- [Illustration 259: Red-bellied Woodpecker.]
- A handsome little species with the back and tail reddish bro
- Range.--North America, east of the Plains and north to the s
- Range.--Pacific coast of California and Washington.
- This species is orange yellow except for the face, throat, f
- Range.--Pribilof and Aleutian Islands, Alaska.
- These birds can best be described as like the Chipping Sparr
- Similar to the last but paler, being one of the several rece
- limbs or forks at elevations of four to twenty feet, making
- The nesting habits of this smaller species are just the same
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- This peculiar species is like the common Yellow-throat but h
- [Illustration 426: Rock Wren.]
- These brown capped Chickadees are very abundant throughout t
- Range.--Pacific coast from Lower California to British Colum
- Motacillidæ, 418
- [Illustration 476: _From "Water Birds"_.]