Bird-life; a guide to the study of our common birds/List of Illustrations

Bird-life; a guide to the study of our common birds. Edition in Colors. (1898)
by Frank Michler Chapman
List of Illustrations
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.


Full-page Plates.

  1. PLATE FACING
    PAGE
  2. I.—
    Barn, Cliff, Bank, and Tree Swallows
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    Frontispiece
  3. II.—
    Pied-billed Grebe
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    2
  4. III.—
    Loon
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    6
  5. IV.—
    Herring Gull; Petrels
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    10
  6. V. —
    Wood Duck; Pintails; Mallards; Green-winged Teal; Blue-winged Teal; Canada Geese
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    14
  7. VI.—
    Little Green Heron; Black-crowned Night Heron; Great Blue Heron
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    18
  8. VII.—
    American Bittern; Sora
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    22
  9. VIII.—
    American Coot; Clapper Rail
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    26
  10. IX.—
    Wilson's Snipe
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    30
  11. X. —
    Common Tern; Semipalmated Sandpiper; Semipalmated Plover
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    34
  12. XI.—
    Spotted Sandpiper; Killdeer
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    38
  13. XII.—
    Ruffed Grouse
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    42
  14. XIII.—
    Mourning Dove
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    46
  15. XIV.—
    Red-shouldered Hawk
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    50
  16. XV.—
    Marsh Hawk
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    52
  17. XVI.—
    Sparrow Hawk
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    54
  18. XVII.—
    Sharp-shinned Hawk
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    56
  19. XVIII.—
    American Osprey
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    58
  20. XIX.—
    Short-eared Owl
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    60
  21. XX.—
    Screech Owl
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    62
  22. XXI.—
    Barred Owl
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    64
  23. XXII.—
    Yellow-billed Cuckoo
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    66
  24. XXIII.—
    Belted Kingfisher
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    68
  25. XXIV.—
    Downy Woodpecker
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    70
  26. XXV.—
    Red-headed Woodpecker
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    84
  27. XXVI.—
    Flicker
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    86
  28. XXVII.—
    Nighthawk; Whip-poor-will
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    88
  29. xiv LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

    FACING PLATE PAGE XXVIII.— Chimney Swift 90 XXIX.— Ruby-throated Hummingbird 92 XXX.— Kingbird 94 XXXI.— Crested Flycatcher 96 XXXII.— Phctbe 98 XXXIII.— Wood Pewee 100 XXXIV.-IIorned Lark 102 XXXV.— Baltimore Oriole 104 XXXVI.— Orchard Oriole 106 XXXVII.— Purple Grackle 108 XXXVIII.— Bobolink 110 XXXIX.— Meadowlark 112 XL.— Cowbird 114 XLI. — Song Sparrow 116 XLII. — Swamp Sparrow 118 XLIIL— Field Sparrow 120 XLI v.— Vesper Sparrow 122 XLV. — Chipping Sparrow 124 XLVI. — White-throated Sparrow 126 XLVII.— Fox Sparrow 128 XLVIII.— Junco 130 XLIX.— Tree Sparrow 132 L.— Redpoll; Snowflake 134 LI. — American Crossbill ; Pine Grosbeak .... 186 LIT. — American Goldfinch 138 LIIL— Purple Finch 140 LIV. — Rose-breasted Grosbeak 142 LV.— Towhee 144 LVI.— Dickeissel 146 LVIL— Cedar Waxwing 148 LVIIL— Northern Shrike 150 LIX. — Red-eyed Vireo ; Yellow-throated Vireo . . . 152 LX.— Black and White Warbler 154 LXI.— Myrtle Warbler ; Black-throated Green Warbler . 156 LXII.— Redstart 158 LXIII.— Oven-bird 160 LXIV.— Maryland Yellow-throat 162 LXV.— Yellow-breasted Chat 164 LXVI.— Mockingbird 166 LXVII.— Brown Thrasher 168 LXVIII.— House Wren 170 LXIX.— Long-billed Marsh Wren . . . . . .172 LXX. — Brown Creeper ; Chickadee 174 PLATE LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. ^V FACING PAGE LXXL— Red-breasted Nuthatch ; White-breasted Nuthatch 176 LXXII. — Golden-crowned Kinglet ; Ruby-crowned Kinglet . 178 LXXIIL— Veery 180 LXXIV.— Wood Thrush 182 LXXV.— Hermit Thrush 184 Figures in the Text. FIG. PAGE 1. Restoration of the Archteopteryx, a toothed, reptilelike bird of the Jurassic period 3 2. End of spearlike tongue of Pileated Woodpecker . . .14 3. Tip of tail of (a) Downy Woodpecker, (6) Brown Creeper, to show the pointed shape in tails of creeping birds of different families 16 4. Young Hoatzin, showing use of hooked fingers in climbing . 17 5. Short, rounded wing and large foot of Little Black Rail, a ter- restrial bird 18 6. Long, pointed wing and small foot of Tree Swallow, an aerial bird 18 7. Frigate-bird 19 8. Great Auk, showing relatively small wing . . . .31 9. Wing of Woodcock, showing three outer attenuate feathers . 24 10. Jacana, showing spurred wing and elongated toes . . .24 11. Tail-feathers of Motmot {Momotussubrufescens showing newly grown feathers and results of self-inflicted mutilation . 26 12. Lobed foot of Coot {Fulica americana), a swimming bird of the Rail family 27 13. Lobed foot of a Phalarope {CrymopMlus fulicarins), a swim- ming bird of the Snipe family 27 14. Flamingo, showing relative length of legs and neck in a wad- ing bird 28 15. Foot of Fish Hawk, showing large claws and spicules on under surface of toes 29 16. Naked toes of Ruffed Grouse in summer ; fringed toes of Ruffed Grouse in winter 29 17. Decurved bill of Sickle-bill Hummingbird , . . .31 18. Serrate bill of Merganser, a fish-eating bird . . . ,32 19. Probelike bill of Woodcock, showing extent to which upper mandible can be moved 32 20. Recurved bill of Avocet 32 21. Bill of Spoonbill Sandpiper 33 xvi LIST OP ILLUSTRATIONS. PIG. PAGE 22. Curved bill of female, straight bill of male Huia-bird . . 33 23. Feathers from back of Snowflake, showing seasonal changes in form and color due to wearing off of tips . . . .38 24. Eggs of (a) Spotted Sandpiper and (h) Catbird, to show differ- ence in size of eggs of praecocial and altricial birds of same size 68 25. Topography of a bird 74