. Gli uccelli di Indiana; un catalogo descrittivo degli uccelli che sono stati osservati all'interno dello Stato, con un conto delle loro abitudini. Gli uccelli. BiHDS OP Indiana. 911 118. Genere COCCOTHBAUSTES Brisson. Sottogenere Hespehiphona Bonaparte. 196. (514). Coccothraustes vespertinus (Coop.). Grosbeak sera.. Sera Grosbeak. (Redooed.) maschio.-sopra, oliTe-marrone; la linea over eye, fronte, ala converte e scamone, giallo; corona, primarie e coda, nero; secondarie, perlopiù bianco; di seguito, giallastro, oscuramento di oliva-marrone sulla gola; coda esterna di piume e talvolta più o meno bianco; bill, molto grandi, gre

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. The birds of Indiana; a descriptive catalog of the birds that have been observed within the state, with an account of their habits. Birds. BiHDS OP Indiana. 911 118. Genus COCCOTHBAUSTES Brisson. Subgenus Hespehiphona Bonaparte. 196. (514). Coccothraustes vespertinus (Coop.). Evening Grosbeak.. Evening Grosbeak. (Redooed.) Male.—Above, oliTe-brown; line over eye, forehead, wing coverts and rump, yellow; crown, primaries and tail, black; secondaries, mostly white; below, yellowish, darkening to olive-brown on the throat; outer tail feathers, sometimes more or less white; bill, very large, greenish- yellow. Female.—Above, top of head, brownish-gray; rest of upper parts, grayish, tinged more or less with yellowish; a whitish patch at base of primaries. Immature.—Similar to female, but duller. Length, 7.00-8.50; wing, 4.30-4.50; tail, 2.75-3.20. Eange.—^Interior of North America, from Eocky Mountains east to Great Lakes and northward. Casually, to the Atlantic Coast, and southward, in virinter, irregularly, into Nebraska, the Ohio Valley, In- diana and Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Nest, in tree; of sticks, twigs, rootlets. Eggs, 3-4; greenish, blotehed with pale brown. This description is of the nest and eggs of the western form, which haS been separated from this. They are un- doubtedly similar. ^ Very irregular winter visitor; sometimes found in numbers. These birds, whose home is in the dark coniferous forests of the Northwest, some winters range eastward and southward, until they reach the At- lantic Coast. Such, however, is unusual, but every few years they have been found in Indiana.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Butler, Amos W. (Amos William), 1860-1937. [Indianapolis, W. B. Burford, Contractor for State Printing

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