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Identifier: birdnotesns04fore (find matches)
Title: Bird notes
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Foreign Bird Club National British Bird and Mule Club
Subjects: Birds -- Periodicals Birds -- Great Britain Periodicals
Publisher: Brighton : Foreign Bird Club : National British Bird and Mule Club
Contributing Library: American Museum of Natural History Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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, A and B 3.31 Mrs. Anningsons Parrot House 33(1 Herring and L.B. Gulls and Guillemots P,^)8 Puffins at Holme, Staples Is 3.!!) The Lammergeier taking a Sunbath .34() *Red-BrcaHted Flycatcher 3(53 The Common Quail 3 (j 7 Peters Spotted Firefinch • ;71) Black-chinned Yuhina 379 Back-faced Quail Finch 379 Gamraon Quail Finch 381 Illustrations in Text. Pagie.. Aubrys Parrot S Map, showing distril)ution of Irena jmclla 99 Lapland Bunting 1:^B Ground Plan—Melrose House Aviaries 179 Ne.it in which Hybrid Weavers were Reared 214 Ground Plan—Mr. Chiozza Moneys Aviaries iHO Gdd-fronted Fruitsucker, cf, 9 -^ Ground Plan, Rev. Raynor.s Aviary 313 Young Firefinch in Nest -t-^* Nest of Clive Finch ■•• ■-1 Ncot of Short-winged Weaver 327 Ground Plan—Mr. Bainbridges Aviary, A 332 Ground Plan—Mr. Bainbridges Aviary, B 33 1 Ground Plan-Mrs. Anningsons Parrot House 33H Ground Plan—Dr. Lovell-Keays Parrakeet Aviary 347 Nest of Short-winged Weaver 3(iO Nest of Abyssinian Weaver •*73
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All tiighti< Reserved. January, 1913. BIRD NOTES: THE JOURNAL OF THE FOREIGN BIRD CLUB White-eyes (Zosterops). By Wesley T. Pa(;e, F.Z.S., Etc.It is quite impossible for me to attempt an articleon tlie genus Zosterops, as there are over ninety speciesand sub-species, and there are already too many seriesyet to be finished from my pen, and I must not undertakeanother. Possibly, however, a list of species with size andrange may be useful. The species I am giving in the sameorder, as they appear in Brit. Mus. Cat., Vol. IX., they areas follows: SPECIES SIZE IN HABITAT. INCHES. (cr,.ulesce)i.s 4.(i A.u.st., N. Zealand, Cliathara Islands. albguliris 5.8 Noifolk Island. ti^nurostri^ 5. Noifolk Island. strenua 5.7 Lord Howes Island. westernensis .4.5 Aust., N. Caledonia, N. Hebrides, Lord Howes, and Figi Islands. ramsay* 4.4 Palm Island, Torres Straits. vatensis 5.3 Vate, New Hebrides. inornata 5.3 Loyalty Islands. auieifrons 4.5 Flores and Sumbawa. pallida 4.7 S. Africa—along the Orang

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