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Calyptomena, green Found in Java and Sumatra, the green calyptomena's namesake plumage helps it blend in with foliage. ... |
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Canary Canaries are generally known by us as cage-birds, where they are recognized by yellow plumage, (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Canary Canaries are generally known by us as cage-birds, where they are recognized by yellow plumage, (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Canary The canary is a songbird, usually yellow in color.... |
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Canary Bird Canary birds are yellow and in the finch family.... |
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Canary in Cage An illustration of a canary in a birdcage. ... |
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Canvas-back Head "Fuligula vallisneria. Canvas-back. Adult male: The head close-feathered. Bill high at the base and narrow throughout or scarcely widened toward end, sloping gradually up to the top of the head in lin... |
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Canvas-back Head, Large "Fuligula vallisneria. Canvas-back. Adult male: The head close-feathered. Bill high at the base and narrow throughout or scarcely widened toward end, sloping gradually up to the top of the head in lin... |
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Canvas-backs "Fuligula vallisneria. Canvas-back. Adult male: The head close-feathered. Bill high at the base and narrow throughout or scarcely widened toward end, sloping gradually up to the top of the head in lin... |
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Capercaille Also known as the wood-grouse, the capercaille averages about three feet in length and feeds on berries and tender leaves.... |
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Caracara Hawks have strong talons, curved bills and keen eyesight.... |
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Caracara Hawks have strong talons, curved bills and keen eyesight.... |
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Caracaras "Polyborus auduboni. Common Caracara. General color blackish, the throat, neck all around, and more or less of fore back and breast whitish, spotted and chiefly barred with blackish; upper and under t... |
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Cardinal and Rose-breasted Grosbeak A Rose-breasted Grosbeak (lower) and a Northern Cardinal (upper) sit on branches among the flowers. "Zamelodia ludoviciana. Rose-breasted Song Grosbeak. Adult male with the head and neck all around a... |
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Cariama These birds are in the same family as oyster-catchers and plovers.... |
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Cariama Found on the elevated plains of Paraguay and Brazil, the cariama is about thirty inches long and feeds on lizards, insects, and molluscous animals. ... |
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Cariama "The Cariama is a very pretty bird, easily domesticated, and evinces great attachment to its favorites."... |
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Cassican, flute-playing Noted for its voracious appetite, the flute-playing cassican has been known to eat small birds.... |
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Cassowary A flightless bird, the Cassowary is closely related to the ostrich.... |
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Cassowary The cassowary is a large, flightless bird native to Australia and New Guinea. Its head and neeck have no feathers, revealing red and blue skin.... |
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Cassowary A large running bird native to New Guinea and northeastern Australia. A relative of the ostrich.... |
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Cassowary, One-wattled One-wattled Cassowary "...Casuarius uniappendiculatus, of Salawatti and the adjoining parts of New Guinea, has the head, throat, and nape blue, the lower portion of the neck and the median pear-shaped... |
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Cat Hunting Chicks An illustration of a cat hunting a mother hen and baby chicks.... |
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Cat-Bird The head of a Cat-Bird.... |
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Catbird "Cat-Bird. Slate-gray, paler and more grayish-plumbeous below; crown of head, tail, bill, and feet black. Quills of the wing blackish, edged with the body-color. Under tail-coverts rich dark chestnut ... |
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