Birds of the Huachuca Mountains Arizona
Birds of the Huachuca Mountains Arizona
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At various times during the month of April and May I have seen small flocks of Cliff Swallows passing overhead, usually flying at a con- siderable height, but I know of no place in this region where the species breeds. As no specimens were secured it is, of course, possible that P. Melanogastra was also seen, and it may be that all that were observed belonged to that species rather than lunifrons.
Hirundo erythrogastra Boddaert. Barn Swallow.
Though the Barn Swallow is an exceedingly common sum...mer resi- dent along the San Pedro River and in the low lands generally in this region, I have seen it along the base of the Huachucas on but very few occasions during the migration.
Tachycineta thalassina lepida (Mearns). Northern Violet-green Swal- low.
A fairly abundant summer resident in the higher parts of the range, breeding from 7500 feet upward, but most numerous along the divide of the mountain. The first arrivals were noted on March 12, 1903, a small flock flying about some live oaks at the mouth of a canyon, but they were not at all abundant until about a month later.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At various times during the month of April and May I have seen small flocks of Cliff Swallows passing overhead, usually flying at a con- siderable height, but I know of no place in this region where the species breeds. As no specimens were secured it is, of course, possible that P. Melanogastra was also seen, and it may be that all that were observed belonged to that species rather than lunifrons.
Hirundo erythrogastra Boddaert. Barn Swallow.
Though the Barn Swallow is an exceedingly common sum...mer resi- dent along the San Pedro River and in the low lands generally in this region, I have seen it along the base of the Huachucas on but very few occasions during the migration.
Tachycineta thalassina lepida (Mearns). Northern Violet-green Swal- low.
A fairly abundant summer resident in the higher parts of the range, breeding from 7500 feet upward, but most numerous along the divide of the mountain. The first arrivals were noted on March 12, 1903, a small flock flying about some live oaks at the mouth of a canyon, but they were not at all abundant until about a month later.
What to read after Birds of the Huachuca Mountains Arizona?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry S Harry Schelwald Swarth to read onlineMoreLess
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