Jottings About Birds
Jottings About Birds
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THE CHOUGH Pyrrhocorax graculus (Lin- naeus), is a resident in Algeria, confined to the mountains of the Atlas, and does not appear ever to wander into the oases or south of that rugged range. 216. THE STARLING Sturnus vulgaris, Linnaeus, is a common winter visitor to Algeria, where it is widely dispersed far to the south of the Atlas. Canon Tristram states that myriads of Starlings visit the date forests and do vast damage amongst the ripe fruit. The Arabs snare this bird in thousands for food.... 217. THE BLACK STARLING Stumus unicolor, Marmora, is also a winter visitor to Algeria, but whether it breeds in the country I am unable to say. It is said to consort with the preceding. 218. THE ROSE-COLOURED PASTOR Pastor roseus (Linnaeus), has occasionally wandered on migration to Algeria. 219. THE ALGERIAN SHORE LARK Otocoris bilopha THE BIRDS OF ALGERIA. 51 (Rtippell), is a resident in Algeria, widely yet locally distributed over the desert plains. 220. THE THICK-BILLED LARK Rhamphocorys clot- bey (Bonaparte), is supposed to be a resident in the deserts south of the Atlas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE CHOUGH Pyrrhocorax graculus (Lin- naeus), is a resident in Algeria, confined to the mountains of the Atlas, and does not appear ever to wander into the oases or south of that rugged range. 216. THE STARLING Sturnus vulgaris, Linnaeus, is a common winter visitor to Algeria, where it is widely dispersed far to the south of the Atlas. Canon Tristram states that myriads of Starlings visit the date forests and do vast damage amongst the ripe fruit. The Arabs snare this bird in thousands for food.... 217. THE BLACK STARLING Stumus unicolor, Marmora, is also a winter visitor to Algeria, but whether it breeds in the country I am unable to say. It is said to consort with the preceding. 218. THE ROSE-COLOURED PASTOR Pastor roseus (Linnaeus), has occasionally wandered on migration to Algeria. 219. THE ALGERIAN SHORE LARK Otocoris bilopha THE BIRDS OF ALGERIA. 51 (Rtippell), is a resident in Algeria, widely yet locally distributed over the desert plains. 220. THE THICK-BILLED LARK Rhamphocorys clot- bey (Bonaparte), is supposed to be a resident in the deserts south of the Atlas.
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