The Birds of Amherst And Vicinity : Including Nearly the Whole of Hampshire County, Massachusetts
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Common summer resident. Earliest arrival, March 9 (Miss Morse) ; latest departure in Oct. 14 (I. C. Greene). Eggs white thickly spotted with pale brown ; laid in the nests of other, usually smaller, birds ; as many as 5 cow-birds eggs have been found in one nest, but whether laid by five different females or not is not known, nor do we know how many eggs each female lays. Feeds on insects, seeds, etc. Possibly ben- eficial in its choice of food, but there is little else to be said in favor of t...his sneaking, shiftless bird. (See Chapman, p.
263). Notes, few and unmusical.
93. Agelaius phoeniceus (Linn.).
RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD.
ADULT Male: Black; lesser wing- coverts, bright scarlet; middle coverts, buff.
Female AND TOUNG : Above, blacklsh-brown with pale streaks; beneath, whitish, streaked with dusky; chin and bend of wing often tinged with reddish. Length, S-9 inches.
Common summer resident. Earliest arrival, March 11 ; latest departure Oct. 29 (I. C.Greene). Raises 2 broods.
Eggs 3-5, pale greenish or bluish, spotted and streaked with dark brovra and black.
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Common summer resident. Earliest arrival, March 9 (Miss Morse) ; latest departure in Oct. 14 (I. C. Greene). Eggs white thickly spotted with pale brown ; laid in the nests of other, usually smaller, birds ; as many as 5 cow-birds eggs have been found in one nest, but whether laid by five different females or not is not known, nor do we know how many eggs each female lays. Feeds on insects, seeds, etc. Possibly ben- eficial in its choice of food, but there is little else to be said in favor of t...his sneaking, shiftless bird. (See Chapman, p.
263). Notes, few and unmusical.
93. Agelaius phoeniceus (Linn.).
RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD.
ADULT Male: Black; lesser wing- coverts, bright scarlet; middle coverts, buff.
Female AND TOUNG : Above, blacklsh-brown with pale streaks; beneath, whitish, streaked with dusky; chin and bend of wing often tinged with reddish. Length, S-9 inches.
Common summer resident. Earliest arrival, March 11 ; latest departure Oct. 29 (I. C.Greene). Raises 2 broods.
Eggs 3-5, pale greenish or bluish, spotted and streaked with dark brovra and black.
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