Ornithological biography, Vol. 4 (of 5)
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- ORNITHOLOGICAL BIOGRAPHY.
- INTRODUCTION.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- LIST OF ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD.
- CANVASS-BACK DUCK.
- DUSKY DUCK.
- BARTRAMIAN SANDPIPER.
- TURNSTONE.
- PURPLE GALLINULE.
- GREAT NORTHERN DIVER OR LOON.
- BLUE HERON.
- TELL-TALE GODWIT.
- COMMON TERN.
- SPOTTED SANDPIPER.
- AMERICAN WHITE PELICAN.
- LONG-TAILED DUCK.
- BLUE-WINGED TEAL.
- BLACK-HEADED, OR LAUGHING GULL.
- KNOT OR ASH-COLOURED SANDPIPER.
- ANHINGA OR SNAKE-BIRD.
- SURF DUCK.
- AMERICAN AVOSET.
- LEAST TERN.
- LITTLE SANDPIPER.
- ROSEATE SPOONBILL.
- RED-HEADED DUCK.
- BLACK SKIMMER OR RAZOR-BILLED SHEARWATER.
- BONAPARTIAN GULL.
- BUFFEL-HEADED DUCK.
- COMMON GANNET.
- SHOVELLER DUCK.
- BLACK-NECKED STILT.
- YELLOW-BREASTED RAIL.
- AMERICAN RING PLOVER.
- GOOSANDER.
- PIED DUCK.
- GREEN HERON.
- BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER.
- RED-BREASTED SNIPE.
- YELLOW-CROWNED HERON.
- AMERICAN BITTERN.
- BREWER’S DUCK.
- LITTLE GUILLEMOT.
- LEAST PETREL.
- GREAT AUK.
- GOLDEN-EYE DUCK.
- RUDDY DUCK.
- LONG-LEGGED SANDPIPER.
- AMERICAN WIDGEON.
- BLACK-THROATED DIVER.
- SMEW OR WHITE NUN.
- GADWALL DUCK.
- LEAST WATER RAIL.
- ROCKY-MOUNTAIN PLOVER.
- GREAT CINEREOUS OWL.
- BLACK-SHOULDERED HAWK.
- CHESTNUT-BACKED TITMOUSE.
- BLACK-CAP TITMOUSE.
- CHESTNUT-CROWNED TITMOUSE.
- LOUISIANA TANAGER.
- SCARLET TANAGER.
- MACGILLIVRAY’S FINCH.
- MARSH HAWK.
- THE COMMON MAGPIE.
- PINE GROSBEAK.
- ARKANSAW FLYCATCHER.
- SWALLOW-TAILED FLYCATCHER.
- SAY’S FLYCATCHER.
- WINTER WREN.
- ROCK WREN.
- DUSKY GROUS.
- YELLOW-BILLED MAGPIE.
- STELLER’S JAY.
- ULTRAMARINE JAY.
- CLARKE’S NUTCRACKER.
- BOHEMIAN CHATTERER.
- WHITE-WINGED CROSSBILL.
- LAPLAND LONGSPUR.
- ICELAND OR JER FALCON.
- BAND-TAILED PIGEON.
- Nuttall’s Dog-wood.
- ROCK GROUS.
- MOUNTAIN MOCKING BIRD.
- VARIED THRUSH.
- AMERICAN DIPPER.
- COCK OF THE PLAINS.
- COMMON BUZZARD.
- Marsh Hare.
- EVENING GROSBEAK.
- BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAK.
- SHARP-SHINNED OR SLATE-COLOURED HAWK.
- LESSER REDPOLL.
- TRUMPETER SWAN.
- SCOLOPACEOUS COURLAN.
- HAWK OWL.
- RUFF-NECKED HUMMING BIRD.
- Cleome heptaphylla.
- TENGMALM’S OWL.
- SNOW GOOSE.
- SHARP-TAILED GROUS.
- LONG-EARED OWL.
- BLACK-THROATED BUNTING.
- BANK SWALLOW OR SAND MARTIN.
- ROUGH-WINGED SWALLOW.
- VIOLET-GREEN SWALLOW.
- GREAT AMERICAN EGRET.
- Tapayaxin.
- GLOSSY IBIS.
- SUBSCRIBERS TO “THE BIRDS OF AMERICA,”
- INDEX.
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