. Die Vögel von Ohio; eine vollständige wissenschaftliche und beliebte Beschreibung der 320 Vogelarten in dem Staat gefunden. Tief intern; Iris Karmin. Erwachsene in Zvintcr und unreif:über dunkelbraun, klar und grünlich glossed auf Krone und Rückseite des Halses, feath-ers des Rückens, etc., mehr oder weniger stark mit aschig grau oder stumpfen buffy gekippt;gesamte Unterteile. Einschließlich Seiten, weiß, Schattierung an den Seiten des Kopfes oder abwechselnd mit Braun der oberen Teile in großen Dentationen; Bill hellblau mit dunklem Kamm; Füße bräunlich dunkel äußerlich, gelblich innerlich. Länge 28.00-36.00 {711.2-914.4) ; Flügel 14.00 (35

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. The birds of Ohio; a complete scientific and popular description of the 320 species of birds found in the state . low internally; iris carmine. Adult in zvintcr and immature:Above dark brown, clear and greenish glossed on crown and back of neck, feath-ers of the back, etc., more or less heavily tipped with ashy gray or dull buffy;entire under-parts. including sides, white, shading on sides of head or alternatingwith brown of upper parts in large dentations; bill light blue with dusky ridge;feet brownish dusky externally, yellowish internally. Length 28.00-36.00 {711.2-914.4) ; wing 14.00 (355.6) ; tail 2.60 (66.) ; bill 3.00 (76.2) ; along gape 4.00(101.6); tarsus 3.40 (86.4). Recognition Marks.—IJrant to Eagle size: back black speckled with white;head and neck black interrupted by white-streaked spaces; below white; large, pointed bill. Large size distinctive as compared with other divers. Nest, a mere depression in sand or gravel, etc., near the edge of lake or pond.figgs, 2, dark brown or olive-brow-n, faintly and sparingly spotted with darkeror blackish. .Av. size, 3.50 x 2.25 (88.9 x 57.2).. THE LOON. 635 General Range.—Northern part of northern hemisphere. In North Americabreeds from tlie northern tier of states northward; ranges in winter south toihe Gidf of Mexico and Lower California. Range in Ohio.—Not uncommon migrant; less common than formerly;sparingly resident in winter in southern portion. Formerly bred in northern partof state. AS we gaze at some ocean greyhound lying at her moorings, we notewith kindling eye the graceful lines of bow and stern, the suggestive inclina-tion of mast and funnel, and we declare her perfect for lier chosen element, thesea. We know that a transatlantic liner would cut a sorry hgure on landand a sorrier still in the air, but we do not allow ourselves to be disturbed bysuch comparisons. Viewed strictly as a water bird, as Nature intended, the Loonis a paragon of beauty. Alert, supple, vigorous, one knows himself to be

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