. Wildvögel und Schießen-Skizzen: Illustriert die Gewohnheiten, Modi der Erfassung, Stufen des Gefieders und die Hybirds & Sorten, die unter ihnen auftreten. •^>... TALE VAUIETY VON CAPEKCALLLIE. (Getötet in Ballathie, Perthshire, von Colonel Richardson, 1. Dezember 89.) CAPEKCAILLIK VJ li^^^leuchtende Farben, die stark entwickelt sind – das dunkle Gefieder.-*am häufigsten bei jungen Vögeln, und die weißen bei alten Vögeln, wobei letztere häufig weiß aus der Ernte dnwiiwards neben den schönen weißen Flecken auf den oberen Flügeldecken. JUNGER MANN CArEH IX ERSTE Il.LMAiiE. Die C^^ercaillie

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. Game birds and shooting-sketches : illustrating the habits, modes of capture, stages of plumage and the hybirds & varieties which occur amongst them . •^>... TALE VAUIETY OF CAPEKCAlLLIE. (Killed at Ballathie, Perthshire, by Colonel Richardson, December 1S89.) CAPEKCAILLIK VJ li^^^lit colours being strongly developed—the dark plumag.-*occurring most frequently amongst young birds, and thewhite amongst old ones, the latter being frequently whitefrom the crop dnwiiwards besides having the beautifulwhite spots on the upper wing-coverts.. YOUNG MALE CArEH IX FIRST Il.LMAiiE. The C^^ercaillie is a bird in wliidi albini.^m, or anv^■ariety, is extremely rare; and after a careful searchamongst the best British collections, I have not been ableto discover a Britisliddlled variety. In the year 1889, however, throui>h tlie kindness of Colonel Richardson i^f 50 GAME BIRDS AND SHOOTING-SKETCHES Ballatliie, Pertlishire, I became the fortunate possessor ofthe beautiful variety figured on p. 47. This is, I believe, the only known British variety, and its extreme raritymay be judged from the fact that, out of thousands andthousands of Caper that are annually received fromNorwav, Sweden, Russia, and Germany, as vet no otheralbino, or variety, has appeared in the London markets, althouoh numbers of naturalists and the oame-dealersthemselves are constantly on the look - out for suchvarieties.^ Instances occasionally occur amongst birds of thefemale assuming the plumage of the male, but with thisspecies it is somewhat rare, and most

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