Birds From Coahuila, Mexico
Birds From Coahuila, Mexico
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_Molothrus ater ater_ (Boddaert). --_Specimen examined:_ one, [Female]31513, from 21 mi. S, 11 mi. E Australia, 4400 ft. , May 3, 1954, measurements: wing, 102 mm. ; tail, 64 mm. ; tarsus, 26 mm. ; culmen, 17mm.
This subspecies of the Brown-headed Cowbird is uncommon in Coahuila. Amadon and Phillips (1947:579) took an adult male and a juvenile female_M. A. Ater_ at Las Delicias on August 15, both of which wereconsidered early migrants. Dickerman obtained No. 31513 from a flock ofeight cowbirds.... Although the measurements of this specimen agreeequally well with those of _M. A. Ater_ and _M. A. Artemisiae_(Grinnell, 1909:275-281), the shape of the bill most closely resemblesthat of _ater_. Grinnell (1909:278) said that "_ater_ has a tumid bill, broad and high at [the] base with [a] conspicuously arched culmen"whereas "_artemisiae_ has a longer and relatively much slenderer bill, vertically shallow at [the] base and laterally compressed, with theculmen in its greater portion straight or even slightly depressed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Molothrus ater ater_ (Boddaert). --_Specimen examined:_ one, [Female]31513, from 21 mi. S, 11 mi. E Australia, 4400 ft. , May 3, 1954, measurements: wing, 102 mm. ; tail, 64 mm. ; tarsus, 26 mm. ; culmen, 17mm.
This subspecies of the Brown-headed Cowbird is uncommon in Coahuila. Amadon and Phillips (1947:579) took an adult male and a juvenile female_M. A. Ater_ at Las Delicias on August 15, both of which wereconsidered early migrants. Dickerman obtained No. 31513 from a flock ofeight cowbirds.... Although the measurements of this specimen agreeequally well with those of _M. A. Ater_ and _M. A. Artemisiae_(Grinnell, 1909:275-281), the shape of the bill most closely resemblesthat of _ater_. Grinnell (1909:278) said that "_ater_ has a tumid bill, broad and high at [the] base with [a] conspicuously arched culmen"whereas "_artemisiae_ has a longer and relatively much slenderer bill, vertically shallow at [the] base and laterally compressed, with theculmen in its greater portion straight or even slightly depressed.
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