British Central Africa : an attempt to give some account of a portion of the territories under British influence, north of the Zambesi (1897)
Johnston, Harry, 1858-1927 · New York : Arnold · leaf 379
l with white edges, and zebra marks of black and white on the wing. We now come to the consideration of a group that amongst all the puzzling affinities of the heterogeneous cohorts of Picarian birds stands out as a distinct assemblage closely inter-related — the SyndaMyla, which includes the… … not think there is any fear that the bee-eaters may (foot of the great kingfisher) cause more than the loss of a few feet of clay cliffs, and the ground they are thus destroying is a piece of Government land, which is retained as a kind of a park. When these bee-eaters settle on the branches of a…
Natural history
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