. Schlüssel zu nordamerikanischen Vögeln. Mit einer kurzen Darstellung aller Arten von lebenden und fossilen Vögeln, die derzeit vom Kontinent nördlich der mexikanischen und US-amerikanischen Grenze bekannt sind, einschließlich Grönland und Niederkalifornien, mit denen die allgemeine Ornithologie integriert ist: Eine Übersicht über die Struktur und Klassifizierung von Vögeln; Und Bereich Ornithologie, ein Handbuch zum Sammeln, Vorbereiten und Konservieren von Vögeln . E mehr als die Hälfte seiner Länge; seitliche Umrissausbuchtungen. Flügel sehr lang und spitz;2d-Federkiel längster, 3d wenig wenn nicht weniger, 4. Kürzer, 1. Zwischen 4. Und 5. Schwanz, aber wenig

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. 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 incorporated general ornithology: an outline of the structure and classification of birds; and field ornithology, a manual of collecting, preparing, and preserving birds . e more than one-half its length; lateral outline bulging. Wings very long and pointed;2d quill longest, 3d little if any less, 4th shorter, 1st between 4th and 5th. Tail but little(about 0.50) shorter than wing, emarginate. Eastern N. Am., in woodland; extremely abun-<iant in most U. S. localities, May-Sept., entering U. S. from the South usually in March, reaching its limit of dispersion by the end of April or early in May. Possibly winters alongthe southern border. West only to the high central plains. In the breeding season thepeculiarly plaintive, drawling note may be heard in almost any piece of woods, while thedolorous little bird is at his post, perched on some exposed twig near his nest, and continuallyraiding after insects, which he captures with a quick twist in the air and a click of the bill, regaining his perch adroitly, and standing erect with hanging tail and wings. Nest a verypretty structure, saddled on a horizontal bough, flat and thin-bottomed, with thick walls and. 440 SYSTEMATIC SYNOPSIS.—PASSEBES—CLAMATOMES. well-turned brim, of fine fibres stuck over with lichens, the whole looking much like a nat-ural excrescence of the tree. Eggs 4-5, creamy-white, marked with reddish-brown andlilac in various pattern, usually wreathing and blending about the larger end, sparser else-where; size about 0.75 X 0.65—pe-d-wee! a-pee-wee!383. C. V. richardsoni. (To Sir John Richardson.) Western Wood Peweb. Similar; darker, I more fuscous-olive above, the shading of the sides reaching almost uninterruptedly across thebreast; belly rather whitish

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