. Vogel Nachbarn [microform]: Einführende Bekanntschaft mit hundert und fünfzig Vögel häufig in den Gärten, Wiesen und Wälder über unsere Wohnungen gefunden. Vogelbeobachtung; Vogelbeobachtung; Vögel; Oiseaux; Oiseaux; Oiseaux. Vögel auffällig rot KEINE SCHATTEN. Cardinal Grosbeak (Kardinal cardinalis'"^"-Familie auch genannt: CRESTED REDBIRD; VIRGINIA REDBIRD; VIRGINIA NACHTIGALL; Kardinal vogel Längen bis 9 Zoll. Ein wenig kleiner als das Rotkehlchen, iJ/dt/^ - Brillante Kardinal; Kinn und band um Bill schwarz. Schnabel stout und Rot. Crest auffällig. Im Winter Kleid, Flügel gewaschen mit gra

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. Bird neighbors [microform] : an introductory acquaintance with one hundred and fifty birds commonly found in the gardens, meadows and woods about our homes. Bird watching; Bird watching; Birds; Oiseaux; Oiseaux; Oiseaux. BIRDS CONSPICUOUSLY RED OF ANY SHADE. Cardinal Grosbeak (Cardinal cardinalis' "^inch family Called also: CRESTED REDBIRD ; VIRGINIA REDBIRD ; VIRGINIA NIGHTINGALE ; CARDINAL BIRD Lengths to 9 inches. A little smaller than the robin, iJ/dt/^—Brilliant cardinal ; chin and band around bill black. Beak stout and red. Crest conspicuous. In winter dress, wings washed with gray. Female—Brownish yellow above, shading to gray below. Tail shorter than the male's. Crest, wings, and tail reddish. Breast sometimes tinged with red. Range—Eastern United States. A Southern bird, becoming more and more common during the summer in States north of Virginia, especially in Ohio, south of which it is resident throughout the year. Migrations—'9.t%diQ.x. rather than migrating birds, remaining throughout the winter in localities where they have found their way. Travel in flocks. Among the numerous names by which this beautiful bird is known, it has become immortalized under the title of Mr. James Lane Allen's exquisite book, "The Kentucky Cardinal." Here, while we are given a most charmingly sympathetic, delicate ac- count of the bird " who has only to be seen or heard, and Death adjusts an arrow, " it is the cardinal's pathetic fate that impresses one most. Seen through less poetical eyes, however, the bird appears to be a haughty autocrat, a sort of " F. F. V." among the feathered tribes, as, indeed, his title, " Virginia redbird, " has been unkindly said to imply. Bearing himself with a refined and courtly dignity, not stooping to soil his feet by walking on the ground like the more democratic robin, or even condescending 215. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been di

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