The Ornithology of Illinois volume 1
The Ornithology of Illinois volume 1
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HAB. Eastern North America, north to the Saskatchewan (lat. 60"), west to or even be- yond the Rocky Mountains (Ruby Valley, Nevada, and Salt Lake Valley, Utah, in Septem- ber); in winter, south through Middle America, West Indies, and South America, to Bolivia, Argentine Republic, and Paraguay; Galapagos.
"8p. CHAB. General color of male in spring, black; the nape, brownish cream-color; a patch on the side of the breast, the scapulars, and rump, white, shading into light ash on the upper tail-...coverts and the back below the interscapular region. The outer pri- maries sharply margined with yellowish white; the tertials less abruptly; the tail- feathers margined at the tips with pale brownish ash. In autumn totally different, re- sembling the female.
"Female, yellowish beneath; two stripes on the top of the head, and the upper parts throughout, except the back of the neck and rump, and including all the wing feathers generally, dark brown, all edged with brownish yellow, which becomes whiter near the tips of the quills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HAB. Eastern North America, north to the Saskatchewan (lat. 60"), west to or even be- yond the Rocky Mountains (Ruby Valley, Nevada, and Salt Lake Valley, Utah, in Septem- ber); in winter, south through Middle America, West Indies, and South America, to Bolivia, Argentine Republic, and Paraguay; Galapagos.
"8p. CHAB. General color of male in spring, black; the nape, brownish cream-color; a patch on the side of the breast, the scapulars, and rump, white, shading into light ash on the upper tail-...coverts and the back below the interscapular region. The outer pri- maries sharply margined with yellowish white; the tertials less abruptly; the tail- feathers margined at the tips with pale brownish ash. In autumn totally different, re- sembling the female.
"Female, yellowish beneath; two stripes on the top of the head, and the upper parts throughout, except the back of the neck and rump, and including all the wing feathers generally, dark brown, all edged with brownish yellow, which becomes whiter near the tips of the quills.
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