. Chiave per gli uccelli del Nord America. Contenente un resoconto conciso di ogni specie di uccelli viventi e fossili attualmente conosciuta dal continente a nord del confine tra Messico e Stati Uniti, compresa la Groenlandia e la bassa California, con cui sono incorporate ornitologia generale, un profilo della struttura e classificazione degli uccelli, E ornitologia di campo, un manuale di raccolta, preparazione e conservazione degli uccelli . - Song Spam Fuertes.) FRINGILID.E: ALTALEI, MAZZETTI, PASSERI. 419. Canzone Sparrow, ridotta. (Sheppard del. Di rufous e biancastro, particolarmente osservabile sotto dove le striature si presentano

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. Key to North American birds. Containing a concise account of every species of living and fossil bird at present known from the continent north of the Mexican and United States boundary, inclusive of Greenland and lower California, with which are incorporated General ornithology, an outline of the structure and classification of birds, and Field ornithology, a manual of collecting, preparing, and preserving birds . - Song Spam Fuertes.) FRINGILLID.E: FINCHES, BUNTINGS, SPARROWS. 419. Song Sparrow, reduced. (Sheppard del. of rufous and whitish, especially observable below where the streaks contrast with white, and giving tlie impression of heavier streaking than in fall and winter, when, in fresher feather, tlie markings are softer and more sutluse.The aggregation of spots into a blotch onmiddle of breast is usual. Bill dark brown, paler below ; feet pale brown. Length 5.90-6.50, usually 6.30 ; extent 8.25-9.25, usually8.50-9.00; wing 2.40-2.75, usually about2.60; tail nearer 3.00. 9 averaging nearthe lesser dimensions, but the species remark-ably constant in size, form, and coloring.Eastern U. S. and Canada; breeds in nearlyall its range, wintering nearly throughout;one of the common winter Sparrows of theMiddle States. A very abundant bird every-where in shrubbery and tangle, garden, or-chard, and park, as well as swamp and brake.A hearty, sunny songster, whose quiveringliipe is often tuned to the most dreary scenes ;tlie limpid notes being one of the few snatchesof

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