Shooting, volume 2
Shooting, volume 2
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We were most fortunate in procuring, just after it had been killed, the only specimen ever shot in Ireland (January 20, 1881).
FERRUGINOUS DUCK.
Another species allied to the pochard, of uncommon occur- rence. It is a spring visitor, and is now and then shot on the east coast of England. It has appeared once or twice in Scotland, as well as in Ireland. It is a smaller bird than the common pochard, which it resembles, but may be known by having the back brown and marked with wavy lines, the back... of the pochard being black and greyish white. It may be further distinguished by its white eye (hence the name 'white- eyed pochard ' sometimes bestowed upon it), the eye of the ordinary pochard being bright red.
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Head and upper part of the neck, black, tinged with dark green ; breast, black ; back marked across with thin wavy black lines ; bill, blue ; abdomen, white ; eyes, bright yellow.
This is a very plump, round-shaped duck, of rather a heavy, thick-set appearance. It is one of the least tasty of all ducks Digitized by Google f88 SHOOTING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were most fortunate in procuring, just after it had been killed, the only specimen ever shot in Ireland (January 20, 1881).
FERRUGINOUS DUCK.
Another species allied to the pochard, of uncommon occur- rence. It is a spring visitor, and is now and then shot on the east coast of England. It has appeared once or twice in Scotland, as well as in Ireland. It is a smaller bird than the common pochard, which it resembles, but may be known by having the back brown and marked with wavy lines, the back... of the pochard being black and greyish white. It may be further distinguished by its white eye (hence the name 'white- eyed pochard ' sometimes bestowed upon it), the eye of the ordinary pochard being bright red.
SCAUP.
Head and upper part of the neck, black, tinged with dark green ; breast, black ; back marked across with thin wavy black lines ; bill, blue ; abdomen, white ; eyes, bright yellow.
This is a very plump, round-shaped duck, of rather a heavy, thick-set appearance. It is one of the least tasty of all ducks Digitized by Google f88 SHOOTING.
What to read after Shooting, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron Thomas De Grey Walsingham, Sir Ralph Payne-Gallwey to read onlineMoreLess
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