
Birds Useful and Birds Harmful
by Ottó Herman
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About this eBook
- Author
- Owen, J. A. (Jean Allan), 1841-1922
- Title
- Birds useful and birds harmful
- Credits
- Produced by Chuck Greif and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images available at The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- SB: Agriculture: Plant culture
- Subject
- Birds
- Category
- Text
- Project Gutenberg
- eBook-No. 51553
- Release Date
- March 25, 2016
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.BIRDS USEFUL and BIRDS HARMFUL
- 2.CONTENTS
- 3.Preface.
- 4.CHAPTER I. Useful or Harmful?
- 5.CHAPTER II. The Structure of the Bird.
- 6.CHAPTER III. WORKERS ON THE GROUND. — The Barn Owl: White or Church Owl. ( Strix Flammea. ) — The Tawny or Wood-Owl. ( Syrnium alúco. ) — The Long-eared Owl. ( Asio ótus. ) — The Short-eared Owl. ( Asio accipitrinus. ) — The Little Owl. ( Athéne noctua. ) — The Rook. ( Corvus frúgilegus. ) — The Hooded-Crow. ( Corvus cornix. ) — The Carrion Crow ( Corvus coróne .) — THE RAVEN. ( Corvus córax. ) — THE JACKDAW. ( Corvus monedula. ) — THE MAGPIE. ( Píca rústica. ) — THE JAY. ( Gárrulus glandárius. ) — THE BLACK-HEADED GULL. ( Larus ridibundus. ) — THE QUAIL. ( Cotúrnix commúnis. ) — THE STARLING. ( Sturnus vulgaris. ) — THE ROSE STARLING. ( Pastor roseus. ) — The Waxwing. ( Ampelis garrulus. )
- 7.CHAPTER IV. IN THE AIR AND ON THE TREES. — The Swallow. ( Hirundo rustica. ) — The House Martin. ( Chelidon urbica. ) — The Sand Martin. ( Cotile riparia. ) — The Swift. ( Cypselus ápus. ) — The Nightjar. ( Caprimulgus Europæus. ) — The Green Woodpecker. ( Gecinus viridis. ) — The Greater Spotted Woodpecker. ( Dendrocopus major. ) — The Tree Creeper. ( Certhia familiaris. ) — The Nuthatch. ( Sitta cæsia. ) — The Crossbill. ( Loxia curvirostra. )
- 8.CHAPTER V. SUMMER WORKERS. — The Wryneck. ( Iynx torquilla. ) — The Cuckoo. ( Cuculus canorus. ) — The Hoopoe. ( Upupa epops. ) — The Great Grey Shrike. ( Lanius excubitor. ) — The Lesser Grey Shrike. ( Lanius minor. ) — The Red-backed Shrike. ( Lanius collurio. ) — The Lesser Whitethroat. ( Sylvia curruca. ) — The Blackcap. ( Sylvia atricapilla. ) — The Nightingale. ( Daulias luscinia. ) — The Redstart. ( Ruticilla phoenicúrus. ) — The Black Redstart. ( Ruticilla titys. ) — The Tree Pipit. ( Anthus triviális. ) — The White Wagtail. ( Motacilla alba. ) — The Blue-headed Wagtail. ( Motacilla flava. ) — The Great Reed Warbler. ( Acrocephalus turdoides. ) — The Willow Wren. ( Phylloscopus tróchilus. ) — The Spotted Flycatcher. ( Múscicapa grísola. ) — The Pied Flycatcher. ( Muscicapa atricapilla. ) — The Wheatear. ( Saxicola œnánthé. ) — The Stonechat. ( Pratíncola rubícola. ) — The Bearded Tit or Reedling. ( Panurus biármicus. ) — The Great Titmouse. ( Parus major. ) — The Blue Titmouse. ( Parus cærúleus. ) — The Golden-Crested Wren. ( Regulus cristatus. ) — The Crested Titmouse. ( Parus cristátus. ) — The Coal-tit. ( Parus ater. ) — The Long-tailed Tit. ( Acredula caudáta. ) — The Nest of the Long-tailed Tit.
- 9.CHAPTER VI. WORKERS ALL THE YEAR ROUND. — The House Sparrow. ( Passer domesticus. ) — The Tree Sparrow. ( Passer Montanus. ) — The Hedge Sparrow. ( Accentor modularis. ) — The Skylark. ( Alauda arvensis. ) — The Kingfisher. ( Alcedo ispida. ) — The Dipper. ( Cinclus aquaticus. ) — The Thrush. ( Turdus musicus. ) — The Blackbird. ( Turdus merula. ) — The Oriole. ( Oriolus galbula. ) — The Robin. ( Eríthacus rubécula. ) — The Wren. ( Troglodytes párvulus. ) — The Hawfinch. ( Coccothraustes vulgaris. ) — The Chaffinch. ( Fringilla coelebs. ) — The Bullfinch. ( Pyrrhula europœa. ) — The Yellow Hammer. ( Emberiza citrinella. ) — The Turtle Dove. ( Turtur communis. )
- 10.CHAPTER VII. SOME WILDFOWL. — The Lapwing. ( Vanéllus vulgáris. ) — The Common Curlew. ( Numenius arquata. ) — The Common Redshank. ( Totanus cálidris. ) — The Green Sandpiper. ( Totanus óchropùs. ) — The Night Heron. ( Nycticorax gríseus. ) — The Bittern. ( Botaurus stellaris. ) — The Waterhen or Moorhen. ( Gallinula chloropus. ) — The Common Tern. ( Sterna fluviatilis. ) — The Bean Goose. ( Anser ségetum. ) — The Wild Duck or Mallard. ( Anas bóscas. ) — The Pintailed Duck. ( Dafila acuta. ) — The Shoveler. ( Spatula clypeata. ) — The Great Crested Grebe. ( Podicipes cristatus. )
- 11.CHAPTER VIII. SOME OF THE FALCONIDÆ. — The Golden Eagle. ( Aquila chrysáëtus. ) — The Red Kite. ( Milvus ictínus. ) — The Red-footed Falcon or Orange-legged Hobby. ( Falco vespertinus. ) — The Common Buzzard. ( Búteo vulgáris. ) — The Sparrow-hawk. ( Accipiter nisus. ) — The Goshawk. ( Astur palumbárius. ) — The Hobby. ( Falco subbuteo. ) — The Kestrel. ( Falco tinnúnculus. ) — The Marsh-Harrier. ( Circus œruginosus. ) — The Hen-Harrier. ( Circus cyaneus. )
- 12.CHAPTER IX. Rational Bird Protection.
- 13.IN CONCLUSION.
- 14.Index. — FOOTNOTES:
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