Key to North American Birds. Containing a Concise Account of Every Species of Living And Fossil Bird At Present Known From the Continent North of the Mexican And United States Boundary, Inclusive of Greenland And Lower California, With Which Are Incorpora
Key to North American Birds. Containing a Concise Account of Every Species of Living And Fossil Bird At Present Known From the Continent North of the Mexican And United States Boundary, Inclusive of Greenland And Lower California, With Which Are Incorpora
Coues, Elliott, 1842-1899
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Tail much shorter than the wings, normally of 18 true rectrices, of whicli the central pair are soft, parallel- edged and square-tipped, projecting an inch or tivo beyond the next pair ; tin; rest rapidly graduated, stiflish, and crisp (making a creaking sound when rubbed together) ; at first about straight-edged, soon becoming club-shaped (witli a constriction near the apex) by mutual attrition. Sexes similar, but cock rather larger and darker than the hen, with more prominent supraciliary pap...illae. One species, of two varieties, of prairie, perfectly terrestrial. Analysis of Varieties. Northern Sharp-tailed Grouse. The m.^rkmgs blacli:, wliite and dark brown, with little or no tawny; spots on the under parts numerous, blackish, V-shaped; throat white, speckled. (Arctic America.) pUasianetlns 561 Common Sharp-tailed Grouse. The markings black, white, and especially tawny ; below, the spots fewer, brown, U-shaped ; throat buff. (U. S. and adjoining British Province.) columbianus 562 561.
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