. Le livre Les oiseaux du Canada [microforme] : illustrant dans des couleurs naturelles plus de sept cents oiseaux de l'Amérique du Nord : également plusieurs centaines de photographies de leur nid et les oeufs. Oiseaux, oiseaux. .Iliifr whitp ululnpil nmt v. Thpy Orebe typique de construire un'a soigné, un decoyed raaaa flottante de question qui atalna whlle egRH naturellement les à un brun sale. Le nombre d'egga varlea de trois à aeren. 8lxe 1.70x1.15. Données.-iM-vlIa Lake. N. Dakota. Le 30 juin. 1900 egSK atalned beaucoup. e. Neat flottant dans 4 pi. de l'eau, une grande niaaa de rotten ruahea et weedn. Collecteur. 8Jamea Malley. 4. F.ANKu t'olnmh Gnebe.

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. The Canadian bird book [microform] : illustrating in natural colors more than seven hundred North American birds : also several hundred photographs of their nest and eggs. Oiseaux; Birds. Iliifr.v whitp. nmt ululnpil Thpy build a typical Orebe'a neat, a floating raaaa of decoyed matter which atalna the naturally whlle egRH to a dirty brown. The number of egga varlea from three to aeren. 8lxe 1.70x1.15. Data.—iM-vlIa Lake. N. Dakota. June 30. 1900. e egSK much atalned. Neat floating In 4 ft. of water, a large niaaa of rotten ruahea and weedn. Collector. Jamea 8malley. 4. E.ANKu Gnebe. t'olnmhuM nifiruolliii. lalifornicui. RanRp.- North America weat of the MUHlaaip- pi, b-««>(llng from Texaa to Manitoba and winter- ing aloRK the Pacific CoaHt of the United Statea and from Texaa aouthward. Eared Orebes differ from tlie preceding in hav- ing the entire n«ck blacklah. They neat very abundantly throuK!iout the we»t. In favorable lo- calltlea from TexaH to Minneaota and Dakota. Hnmed Qrebe Their nesta are con.'itructed In the aame man- ner as the precedia nrletlea and are located In aimilar localitiea. Ab do all the Orebes when lei i.ig the neat, they cover the egga with the damp ruahea from around the baae of the neat. This la prob- ably for the purpose of aaalating Incuba- tion during their absence, by the action of the sun'a raya on the wet mass. As they are nearly always thus covered upon the approach of anyone, this may be done also aa a protection from discovery. They lay from three to eight bluish white eggs with the usual chalky and discolored appear- ance. The breeding season Is at Its height early in June, or earlier. In the southern portion of Its range. Siie 1.75 x 1.20. Data. - Artesian, 8. Dakota. June 21, 1899. Nest of rushes, floating in tliree feet of water. Collector, P. A. Patton. 13 EJarad Qreb*. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearan

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