10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INDIAN GRACKLE»
Discover the use of
Indian grackle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Indian grackle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Nests and Eggs of
Indian Birds
524. Eulabes intermedia* (A. Hay). The Indian Grackle. Eulabes intermedia (A.
Hay), Jerd. B. Ind. ii, p. 339. Eulabes javanenais (Osbeck), Hume, Rough Draft N.
^ E. no. 693. The Indian Grackle, under which name I include E. andama- nensis,
...
Allan Octavian Hume, Eugene William Oates, 1889
2
Annual Report of the Secretary ...
The governor-general and the intendant deliberated seriously on the means of
extirpating these noxious insects, and for this purpose caused several pairs of the
Indian grackle to be introduced into the island. This plan promised to succeed ...
Massachusetts. State Board of Agriculture, 1866
3
Public documents of Massachusetts
The governor-general and the intendant deliberated seriously on the means of
extirpating these noxious insects, and for this purpose caused several pairs of the
Indian grackle to be introduced into the island. This plan promised to succeed; ...
4
The Nests and Eggs of
Indian Birds, Volume 1:
... on the9th and 13th April, 1875, are precisely similar to those already described
. The eggsthatI have measured have only varied from 1∙22 to 1∙37 in length,and
from 0∙86to 0∙9in width. 524. Eulabes intermedia[A] (A. Hay). The Indian Grackle.
5
Annual Report of the Secretary of the Massachusetts State ...
The governor-general and the intendant deliberated seriously on the means of
extirpating these noxious insects, and for this purpose caused several pairs of the
Indian grackle to be introduced into the island. This plan promised to succeed ...
Massachusetts. State Board of Agriculture, 1866
6
Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the Year ...
A few pairs of the Indian grackle were obtained (similar to our crow blackbird)
with promising results. Blundering into the mistake that it was grain and not
incipient locusts for which the birds were boring the soil, the colonists destroyed
them all.
United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1865
7
Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the year 1864
A few pairs of the Indian grackle were obtained (similar to our crow blackbird)
with promising results. Blundering into the mistake that it was grain and not
incipient locusts for which the birds were boring the soil, the colonists destroyed
them all.
washington: Government Printing Officee, 1865
8
The Magazine of Horticulture, Botany, and All Useful ...
The Governor General and the Intendant deliberated seriously on the means of
extirpating these noxious insects ; and for this purpose, caused several pairs of
the Indian grackle to be introduced into the island. This plan promised to succeed
.
Charles Mason Hovey, 1855
A few pairs of the Indian grackle were obtained (similar to our crow blackbird)
with promising results. Blundering into the mistake that it was grain and not
incipient locusts for which the birds were boring the soil, the colonists destroyed
them all.
United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1865
10
Birds in Sanskrit Literature: With 107 Bird Illustrations
... 129 Indian Grackle, 25 Indian Great Horned-Owl, 180 Indian Grey Drongos, 63
Indian Giey Tit [=««lflvH, <I»W''KI ], 21 Indian Hair-crested Drongo [=%W, 3>1KM,
. tonr,. %farr. ],. 63,. 64. Indian Hobby, 231 Indian Jungle Crow [ = ^T5p, ...
