10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRINGILLID»
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The English Cyclopaedia: Division. Geography. 4v. and Suppl
FRINGILLID.'E. known Common or House-Sparrow (Fringilla domatica of authors
, Pyryita domestica, of Cuvier), the companion of civilised man on a large portion
of the globe, may serve аз the type. Cuvier makes the Finches, Lea Pinçons ...
2
Ornithologia, or the birds, a poem. ... With an introduction ...
Go listen now To many a Fringillid,(')-the Linnet (3) sweet, Or warbling Redpole ;(
4) while the Goldfinch, (5) he Whose plumage with the tropic warbler's vies,
Whose note—exultant cheerfulness itself, Whose downy dome rivals a Trochilid's
In ...
James JENNINGS (of Huntspill.), 1829
3
On the Natural History and Classification of Birds
FRINGILLID/E. PRELIMINARY REMARKS. 107 However this transportation may
be hereafter accounted for, there can be no doubt that Fregilus is analogous to
Agelaius, and that this latter genus evinces the closest approximation to the ...
... a staple seed diet of entirely different composition to that offered to birds from
tropical countries. Many seed merchants offer excellent mixtures with a content
varied enough to appeal to Fringillid finches and members of the Emberizidae.
5
The Samoa Islands: Material Culture
The sega eats primarily the blossoms of the coconut palms (aisolosolo). vane -
the chirping, pafuga - the violent activity in the blossoms, gutusega - beardless (
Pr.). segasegamau'u - a very small red and blue bird, a fringillid, Pr.: Erythrura ...
6
The Natural History of the Birds of Western Africa: ...
FRINGILLID^S, OR FINCHES, The most extensive of the conic billed order, and
one that every observer may understand, when he looks to the sparrow, chaffinch
, greenfinch, or any of those small thick-billed birds which feed on seeds and ...
Family I. FRINGILLID^. This family, with which we commence the circle of the
tribe, embraces all the numerous forms and genera commonly known by the
name of Finches (or hard-billed birds. J They are distinguished from the more
typical ...
Prideaux John Selby, 1833
8
Handbook of Avian Hybrids of the World
They are Vidua nigeriae (Quailfinch Indigobird or Alexander's Indigobird), V.
camerunensis (Cameroon Indigobird), and V. wilsoni (Palewinged Indigobird).
Payne 1973, 1976. Fringillid Finches Family Fringillidae Note: Many fringillids are
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Department of Genetics University of Georgia Eugene M. McCarthy Post Doctoral Researcher, Athens, 2006
Representations in 16 pellets from YOUNG OWLS: cottontail, 8; house mouse, 3;
meadow mouse, 4 (5 individuals); deer mouse, 11 (26 individuals); vesper
sparrow, 1; fringillid, 1; robin, 1; flicker, 2; bob-white, 2; snake, 1; insect, 1 (1
individual: ...
10
Space, Time, Form: The Biological Synthesis
vicariously around different local cores of form-making into subordinated taxa,
some adapted to the cloud forest, others to the dryish forest, others to the open
parkland, etc., etc., without for this ever ceasing to consist of fringillid birds.
Adapted ...
