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I have never heard this bird utter the querulous note assigned to it by Audubon and Nuttall, but have often heard the Ruby Crown give this strain. In spring, having similar habits and diet with the Ruby Crowns, they frequent the same hunting-grounds, and are seen hanging to the extremities of twigs, head down- wards, and sometimes fluttering in the air in front of them, seizing small flies, " and often exposing the golden feathers Digitized by VjOOQIC THE GOLDEN-CRESTED WREN. 181 of their head,... which are opened and shut with great adroit- ness." This species may possibly breed in Maine, having been seen there in summer ; but I do not remember of its having been found in the breeding season south of that State.
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Bill genet ally short, conical, not notched nor decurved at tip; culmen broad and rounded, not sharp-ridged at base; nostrils rounded, basal, and concealed by dense bristles or bristly feathers; loral feathers rough and bristly, directed forwards; tarsi distinctly scntellate; basal joints of anterior toes abbreviated, that of middle toe united about equally for three-fourths its length to the lateral, in Patina forming a kind of palm for grasping; outer lateral toe decidedly longer than the inner; prima- ries ten, the first much shorter than the second ; tail feathers without soft tips.
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I have never heard this bird utter the querulous note assigned to it by Audubon and Nuttall, but have often heard the Ruby Crown give this strain. In spring, having similar habits and diet with the Ruby Crowns, they frequent the same hunting-grounds, and are seen hanging to the extremities of twigs, head down- wards, and sometimes fluttering in the air in front of them, seizing small flies, " and often exposing the golden feathers Digitized by VjOOQIC THE GOLDEN-CRESTED WREN. 181 of their head,... which are opened and shut with great adroit- ness." This species may possibly breed in Maine, having been seen there in summer ; but I do not remember of its having been found in the breeding season south of that State.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 182 ORNITHOLOGY AND OOLOGY.
Family PABUXS.
Bill genet ally short, conical, not notched nor decurved at tip; culmen broad and rounded, not sharp-ridged at base; nostrils rounded, basal, and concealed by dense bristles or bristly feathers; loral feathers rough and bristly, directed forwards; tarsi distinctly scntellate; basal joints of anterior toes abbreviated, that of middle toe united about equally for three-fourths its length to the lateral, in Patina forming a kind of palm for grasping; outer lateral toe decidedly longer than the inner; prima- ries ten, the first much shorter than the second ; tail feathers without soft tips.
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