Identifier: cu31924022517365 (find matches)
Title: The warblers of North America
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Chapman, Frank M. (Frank Michler), 1864-1945 Fuertes, Louis Agassiz, 1874-1927
Subjects: Wood warblers Birds
Publisher: New York, D. Appleton & Company
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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ring.—Median frontal stripe yellow, rest of upperparts shiningjet black without olive markings; tail blackish two outer feathers largely whit<on inner web apically, and on outer web, basally, third feather with whit«on inner web only, less in extent; wings edged with grayish the median covertsbroadly, the greater coverts more narrowly tipped with white; cheeks andline over eye yellow; a blackish line through eye from bill to nape; throatand upper breast black; sides heavily streaked with black, rest of underpartswhite. Adult $, Fall.—Not seen, doubtless not materially different from adult <? irSpring. Young <?, Fall.—Resembles adult ? in Spring but is more heavily streakecabove, the yellow of the sides of the head is brighter and more extended, th«throat and upper breast are black tipped with yellow or whitish. Young <?, Spring.—Similar to young c? in Fall but tips on black of throaland sides smaller or absent; upperparts with narrower greenish edgings. Plate XIV
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1. Black-throated Green Warbler, Adult Male. 2. Black-throated Green Warbler, Adult Female. 3. Black-throated Green Wareler, Young Female. Golden-cheeked Warbler, Adult Male.Golden-cheeked Warbler, Adult Female.Golden-cheeked Warbler, Young Female. (one-half natural size.) GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER 163 Between this plumage in which the back is streaked with olive-green and theblack of throat or breast tipped with yellowish or whitish and that in whichthe back and breast are solidly jet black, there is, in Spring specimens, everydegree of intergradation, probably in part due to individual variation, but itseems unlikely that the jet black back is acquired before the first post-breedingmolt. Adult S, Spring.—Above olive-green, both crown and back streaked withblack; a partly concealed median frontal streak; a broad yellow line frombill over eye; cheeks and sides of neck yellow, a dusky transocular streak whichsometimes extends backward and upward to the nape; tail with less white thanin

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