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Dacelo, Black-Banded The black-banded dacelo, found around the Cape of Good Hope. They are known for feeding on earthworms, larvae, and insects, instead of fish.... |
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Darter "In all its movements this neck is a counterpart of the reptile, and imitates its undulations; therefore in the United States it has received the name of the Serpent-bird."... |
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Dickcissel The dickcissel, spiza americana.... |
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Dipper, American A bird that spends most of its time in the water. It has a thick body; very short tail of 12 rectrices and short rounded wings consisting of 10 primaries.... |
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Dipper, Black The black dipper, also known as the European water-ousel, feeds on small shellfish and insects.... |
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Diver An Aquatic bird found in many parts of North America and northern Europe.... |
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Diver, Great Northern The great northern diver or common loon is a large member of the family, Gaviidae.... |
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Diver, Great Northern The Great Northern Diver, known in North America as the Common Loon (Gavia immer), is a large member of the loon, or diver, family. Adults can range from 61-100 cm (24-40 inches) in length with a 122-... |
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Diver, red-throated "The red-throated diver, twenty-four inches long, is common to Europe and America. This is called scape-grace on our coast" — Goodrich, 1859... |
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Dodo Mauritius was the home of the now extinct dodo bird. The last bird was killed in 1681.... |
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Dodo Mauritius was the home of the now extinct dodo bird. The last bird was killed in 1681.... |
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Dodo The dodo, once a native of Mauritius. It was hunted to extinction by European sailors. ... |
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Dodo A dodo bird.... |
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Dodo The Dodo, indigenous to Mauritius, should be placed in the first rank of extinct birds. "It was observed by Vasco de Gama, who visited this island in 1497. At the end of the seventeenth century some o... |
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Domicella The specific name of a lory of the Moluccas. ... |
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Dotterel It breeds in high latitudes and performs extensive migrations twice a year, appearing in temperate regions in April and May, and again in September and October. About 10 inches long, and weighs 4 or 5... |
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Dough Bird It has a long slender bill only about two inches long. It is abundant during its migrations, and is much sought as a game bird. ... |
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Dove A dove, flying.... |
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Dove "Pyx in the form of a Dove." — Chambers' Encyclopedia, 1875... |
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Dove, Blue rock An illustration of a blue rock-dove.... |
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Dove, Carolina A carolina dove perched on a small branch. ... |
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Dove, Ground The Common Ground Dove (Columbina passerina) is a bird in the Columbidae family of pigeons and doves.... |
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Dove, Mourning The mourning dove, Zenaidura macroura.... |
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Dove, Quail (Olive-Backed) The Olive-Backed Quail-Dove (Geotrygon veraguensis) is a bird in the Columbidae family of pigeons and doves. It was also known as the Veraguan Partridge-dove.... |
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Dove, Ring The ring-dove, of the order Columbæ, is one of Europe's largest wild pigeons.... |
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