. Un australiano bird prenota : un libro tascabile per uso sul campo. Uccelli -- Australia identificazione. 106 Un uccello australiano libro. 223*Sacro Kingfisher (legno, Foresta, albero), H. sanctus, cel, Java per A., T., N. Ebr. Mig. c. timher, vicino ivater collare biancastro; huffy-bianco insetti, formiche, lucertole, 71 sp.-4(4)A, 33(33)0., Testa, superiore blu verdastro; sotto; bill lungo nero; f., sim. pesci. P. 83. Bucerotidae, Hornbills, 34(34)B. F. 84. Upupiclae, upupe, 6 sp.-2(1)0., 2(0)P., 4(3)E. F. 85. Irrisoridac, Wood-Hoopoes, 12 sp. E. F. 86. MEROPIDAE (1), i gruccioni, 41 sp.-5(4)A, 10(6)0., 2(0)P., 30(27)E. Il gr

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. An Australian bird book : a pocket book for field use. Birds -- Australia Identification. 106 AN AUSTRALIAN BIRD BOOK.. 223*Sacred Kingfisher (Wood, Forest, Tree), H. sanctus, Cel., Java to A., T., N. Heb. Mig. c. timher, near ivater whitish collar; huffy-white Insects, ants, lizards, 71 sp.—4(4)A., 33(33)0., Head, upper greenish-blue; under; bill long black; f., sim. fish. P. 83. Bucerotidae, Hornbills, 34(34)B. F. 84. Upupiclae, Hoopoes, 6 sp.—2(1)0., 2(0)P., 4(3)E. F. 85. Irrisoridac, Wood-Hoopoes, 12 sp. E. F. 86. MEROPIDAE (1), BEE-EATERS, 41 sp.—5(4)A., 10(6)0., 2(0)P., 30(27)E. The great terrestrial Kingfishers, of which Australia has three species—the fourth being confined to New Guinea—are amongst the avine curiosities of Australia. Few birds are more famous than the Laughing Kingfisher (Jackass), first, on account of his gigantic size—hence his specific name, gigas—and, secondly, because of his laugh, which brightens many a gloomy, misty day in lonely country districts. Homesick travellers from foreign lands could only hear evil spirits laughing at their trials and loneliness, but, just as mountains, once thought ugly, are now con- sidered beautiful, so other thoughts are now associated with the laugh of our remarkable Australian Kingfisher. True to the law of representatives, Australia presents us with a beautiful representative of the Old World family of Bee-eaters. 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.. Leach, John Albert, 1870-1929; Horn Scientific Expedition (1894). Melbourne : Whitcombe & Tombs

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