. Les oiseaux de l'United States est des Rocheuses ; un manuel pour l'identification des espèces dans la main ou dans la forêt. Les oiseaux. 224 KET ET DESCRIPTION mon dans les forêts de conifères du nord, et sont habituellement resi- dent où trouvés. De l'épinette (perdrix.) longueur, 14|17, 7 aile ; (6^-7|) ; la queue, 5 ; du culmen, |. Le nord de por- tions du Minnesota, Michigan, New York et de la Nouvelle-Angleterre, et nortli- ward et l'ouest jusqu'à l'Alaska. 6. La gélinotte huppée (300. Sa umbdllus,d'obligations). -Un grand salon commun, woodland-brun tacheté, des tétras du Canada, avec un collier noir brillant de plumes de chaque côté du cou, et d'un b

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. Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. 224 KET AND DESCRIPTION mon in the evergreen forests of the north, and are usually resi- dent where found. (Spruce Partridge.) Length, 14|-17 ; wing, 7 (6^-7|) ; tail, 5; culmen, |. Northern por- tions of Minnesota, Michigan, New York, and New England, and nortli- ward and westward to Alaska. 6. Ruffed Grouse (300. Bond, sa umbdllus). —A large, common, woodland-living, brown-mottled grouse, with a glossy black ruff of feathers on each side of the neck, and a dark band near the end of the broad, fan- shaped tail. The fe- male has the neck ruff much smaller. The male produces a loud "drumming" noise by rapidly beating the air with his wings. This bird is improper- ly called " partridge " in the New England States, and just as im- properly " pheasant" in the Middle and Southern States. Length, 15^-19 ; wing, 7i (7-7|) ; tail, 6^ ; culmen, |. United States from Minnesota eastward, north to southern Canada and south to Georgia, Mississippi, and Arkansas. The Canadian Ruffed Grouse (300". B. u. togata), of the spruce forests of the northern portions of New York and New England, north to the southern portion of Hudson Bay, and west- ward to Oregon and British Columbia, differs in having the upper parts gray rather than reddish-brown, and the lower parts, including the breast and belly, fully barred. 7. Willow Ptarmigan (301. Lagbpus lagdpus). — An extreme northern, large ptarmigan with blackish outer tail feathers, and a coloration of body depending on the season. In winter the whole body is white ; in summer the back, head, and neck are mottled in browns or rufous. The female in summer has the plumage more regularly and more fully barred with rufous.. Euffed (ji-ouse. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and

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