A Contribution to the Ornithology of the Orinoco Region
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III. 1831. P. 929. Rhynchocyclus flaviventer (nee. Spix) Berlepsch & Hartert, p. 46.
Common, frequenting the edges of heavy timber land and the larger, denser areas of woodland that here and there dot the savan- nas.
In life the eye is drab brown; bill black above, pale flesh color below ; feet slate color.
The nesting season in the middle Orinoco region extends from the last of April to the end of July. The nest is suspended from the extreme tip of some slender branch hanging from the limb of ...a tree or low bush, occasionally hanging within 15. 24 cm. Of the ground and rarely over 1. 52 m. Up. A nest taken at Caicara, June loth, was sus- pended at the extreme tip of a slender twig, about 1. 52 m. Up and hanging directly over a forest path that was much frequented by cat- tle. It is pouch-shaped, or perhaps better described as retort shaped, (especially the interior cavity), about 20 cm. In length and 8 or 9 cm. In diameter at the bottom or bulbous portion. It is sus- pended by being tightly tied about the tip of the supporting twig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. 1831. P. 929. Rhynchocyclus flaviventer (nee. Spix) Berlepsch & Hartert, p. 46.
Common, frequenting the edges of heavy timber land and the larger, denser areas of woodland that here and there dot the savan- nas.
In life the eye is drab brown; bill black above, pale flesh color below ; feet slate color.
The nesting season in the middle Orinoco region extends from the last of April to the end of July. The nest is suspended from the extreme tip of some slender branch hanging from the limb of ...a tree or low bush, occasionally hanging within 15. 24 cm. Of the ground and rarely over 1. 52 m. Up. A nest taken at Caicara, June loth, was sus- pended at the extreme tip of a slender twig, about 1. 52 m. Up and hanging directly over a forest path that was much frequented by cat- tle. It is pouch-shaped, or perhaps better described as retort shaped, (especially the interior cavity), about 20 cm. In length and 8 or 9 cm. In diameter at the bottom or bulbous portion. It is sus- pended by being tightly tied about the tip of the supporting twig.
What to read after A Contribution to the Ornithology of the Orinoco Region?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Kruck Cherrie to read onlineMoreLess
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