First Report of the State Zoologist, Accompanied With Notes On the Birds of Minnesota

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Eutirely white; upper parts with regular transverse, and very- distinct bands of brown, becoming somewhat crescent shaped on the scapulars and rump, and slightly acuminate on the shafts of the feathers; quills white and brownish black at their tips; tail white, with about twelve transverse narrow bands of brown; under parts with a few longitudinal lines of dark brown.
Length, 24; wing, 16.50; tail, 10.
Habitat, northern North America, FALCO PEREGRINUS ANATUM (Bonaparte). (356.) DUCK HAWK. , ' T...he typical species of all the true falcons, the Duck Hawk is the last of its family to escape the recognition of the genuine sportsman. Minnesota being the El Dorado of this species, dotted all over with its innumerable lakes, ponds and streams, whither the duck kingdom repairs in the seasons of migration, and to breed in many cases extensively, it may be asked why should this hawk go further. He reaches us simultaneously with the arrival of the ducks and geese, which varies somewhat with the different seasons.

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