. L'Emu : organe officiel de l'Australasian Ornithologists' Union. L'ornithologie, les oiseaux. » ^^^'j'fj^-] stray Feathers. 57 à 2 220 pieds, un grand Emu Dromaius-hollandicB {novce) sedately marché passé l'une des parties, à une distance de 30 à 40 mètres. Il n'a montré aucune alarme, et disparut dans le bois au même rythme régulier, as-ohne ohne vaste. Ici {Pachycephala Whistlers), les Grives [Colluricincla harmonica), et Wonga-Wonga Pigeons [Leucosarcia picata) a dominé l'oiseau de chorus. {Lyre-Birds Menura victorice) étaient communs dans tous les ravins.-R. H. Croll. Camberwell, 25/5/16. La mue de la huppe

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. The Emu : official organ of the Australasian Ornithologists' Union. Ornithology; Birds. ^"'j^^'fj^-] stray Feathers. 57 at 2, 220 feet, a large Emu {Dromaius novce-hollandicB) walked sedately past the party, at a distance of 30 to 40 yards. It showed no alarm, and vanished into the timber at the same steady pace—ohne hast, ohne vast. Here Whistlers {Pachycephala), Thrushes [Colluricincla harmonica), and Wonga-Wonga Pigeons [Leucosarcia picata) dominated the bird chorus. Lyre-Birds {Menura victorice) were common in all the gullies.—R. H. Croll. Camberwell, 25/5/16. Moulting of the Crested Penguin.— It is interesting to notice how quickly Crested Penguins (Catarrhades chrysocome) shed their feathers when moulting. A large number was shed on one night by a bird in the Melbourne Zoological Gardens, in November, 1915 (see illustration). During the process the Penguin will not. Moulting Pe on any account enter the water, and, should it be forced in, scrambles out again as rapidly as possible. The feathers come off in patches, starting usually at the back of the head and near the tail. The i)ird naturally is busy preening itself meantime, and when its old feathers are all off it is probably fairly hungry by the time it goes to sea. One can imagine what an enormous quantity of feathers must l)e shed in. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Royal Australasian Ornithologists' Union. Melbourne : Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union

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