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Wagtail This wagtail is remarkable for the vibratory motion of their body while standing or walking, (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Wagtail This wagtail is remarkable for the vibratory motion of their body while standing or walking, (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Wagtail This wagtail is remarkable for the vibratory motion of their body while standing or walking, (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Wagtail This wagtail is remarkable for the vibratory motion of their body while standing or walking, (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Wagtail, Gray A pair of gray wagtails, found in Southern Europe.... |
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Wagtail, Pied The pied wagtail, native to Southern Europe. This bird is a female. ... |
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Wagtail, Yellow "Motacilla raii, the Yellow Wagtails, are generally black and white, grey and white, grey with a yellow breast (or even head), greenish with yellow lower parts and greyish or black heads, or almost en... |
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Wagtails A (Motacilla alba) or White Wagtail (upper) and a (Motacilla flava) Yellow Wagtail (lower) sitting on the rocks in a grassy area. "The White Wagtail - Head black, with a broad mask of white across for... |
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Wagtails, Yellow "The Yellow Wagtail or Motilla flava has characters of the Motacilla alva; tail shorter, not exceeding the wing length; hind claw lengthened and straightish; hind toe and claw nearly as long as the ta... |
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Wanderer, Plain Pedionomus torquatus differs in structure from Turnix by the presence of a small hind-toe. The lax upper plumage is, in the female, reddish-brown with black barring and buff margins to the feathers, t... |
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Warbler Its song is loud, cheerful, and much diversified, night being generally selected for the display of its vocal power, (Figuier, 1869)... |
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Warbler The head of a Worm-Eating Warbler.... |
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Warbler The head of a Blue Golden-Winged Warbler.... |
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Warbler The head of a Yellow-Rumped Warbler.... |
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Warbler The head of a Black-Poll Warbler.... |
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Warbler The head of a Chestnut-Sided Warbler.... |
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Warbler The head of a Green Black-Capped Warbler.... |
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Warbler The head of a Canadian Flycatching Warbler.... |
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Warbler, Black and White The Black-and-white Warbler, Mniotilta varia, is a small New World warbler. It breeds in northern and eastern North America from southern Canada to Florida. This species is migratory, wintering in Fl... |
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Warbler, Black and White "Mniotilta varia, the Black and White Warbler, The general coloration is olive-green, grey, or slaty-blue, with yellow or rarely orange under parts; chestnut marks, white wing-bands, and the like, occ... |
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Warbler, Black Throated Green A small bird usually 4 to 6 inches in length with endless varied in coloration, migratory, insectivorous, and usually nesting in trees and bushes. ... |
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Warbler, Black-and-White Creeping The black-and-white creeping warbler... |
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Warbler, Black-and-Yellow The head of a Black and Yellow Warbler.... |
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Warbler, Black-capped Fly-catching "Myiodioctes pussies. Blacked-capped Fly-catching Warbler. Upper parts, including exposed edging of the wings and tail, bright yellowish-olive; under parts, including front and sides of the head and s... |
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Warbler, Black-poll "Black-poll Warbler or Dendroica striata. Back, rump, tail-coverts grayish-olive, heavily streaked with black; whole crown pure glossy black. Below, pure white; a double series of black streaks starts... |
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