Identifier: birdnotes06fore (find matches)
Title: Bird notes
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Foreign Bird Club National British Bird and Mule Club
Subjects: Birds -- Periodicals Birds -- Great Britain Periodicals
Publisher: Brighton : Foreign Bird Club : National British Bird and Mule Club
Contributing Library: American Museum of Natural History Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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axbill (in the Aviaiy at Toddiiig-toii Manor Nest of the Green Avadavat (in the Aviar) at Tod-dington Manor One of Mr. T. N. Wilsons Parrakeet Aviaries The Black-headed Sibia (Malacias capistrati).. The Dayal Bird (Copsychiis saularis) .. Mr. Aitchisons Finch Aviary Bine Tan age r (Tanagra episcopus)Maroon Tanager (Rufnphoccelus jacapa) The Brown Owl (Syrnium aliico) Cutthroat x Red-headed Finch Hybrid .. ) (Amadina faiciata x A. erythrocephala) ) Mr. W. T. Pages Aviaries in 1906 and 1907 Snaps in the Aviary Moustache ParrakeetsGolden-crowned Conures Page220 221227 241241255 257261 2S1 289294295 321 341 ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT. The Rufous-backed Mannikin (Spemiestes nig/iceps) vSize and Outline of Ruddy Patch on the Male (Ruddy-shouldered Cowbird .. Size and Outline of Ruddy Patch on Female .. Feather of Ruddy-shouldered Cowbird Diagram of Mouth of Cutthroat x Red-headed FinchHybrid Mr. Pages Aviary—Ground Plan Scaly-headed Weaver Bird Indian Sun-bird Page17 177177177 221291310314
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AU righU ,ese>vecf,) (MARCH, 1907. BIRD NOTES: THE JOURNAL OF THE FOREIGN BIRD CLUB. riDu. jTosters Hviaries. INSIDE AVIARY OR BIRD ROOM. Building 30ft. long, 15ft. wide, Sft. high ; brick onone side and end, others glass and corrugated iron ;also roof part glass and iron, all lined with felt andwood ; ventilator on the top ; and part of the glassfront opens out. I have two rows of 4in. hot waterpipes for use in winter. This place is divided intoeight separate aviaries about Sft. by 4ft. by Sft. high ;there is a slate trough runs right through the wholeand water is changed every day from tap. Food inseparate boxes with glass fronts; a portion of eachaviary contains sand gravel and soil ; the whole flooris concrete and a portion of each is covered with goodpine sawdust changed every Saturday. I use allenamelled dishes for soft food. One division contains a splendid Shama; 2nd.Norwich Canaries ; 3rd, Yorkshires ; 4th, Avadavats,Waxbills, Bengalese ; 5th, Weavers, Orange Bishops,Napolbirdnotes06fore

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