The field book : or sports and pastimes of the British islands
Maxwell, W. H. (William Hamilton), 1792-1850 · London : W. Tweedie · leaf 407
arker on the the upper part of the thighs, and those near crown and hinder part of the neck': the them, are blushed with a reddish or vinous throat is white, and lines of the same colour colour : the legs are of a deep orange red, and measure, from the end of the middle pass from the upper sides of… … seen with them after their arrival ; they fre- Redwing, Suinepipe, or Wind Thrush. — ( Tiirdu.s IliacHS. LlNN. ,* Le Mauvis, Buff.) quent the same places, eat the same food, and are very similar to them in manner. — This bird is not more than eight inches in Like the fieldfare, they leave us in the…
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