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Page 488
... Wren has lustrous tur- distinction - the world - famous parrots and cockatoos , the large and colorful families of the honey eaters , the strange and unusual bowerbirds , flycatchers , whistlers , and pardalotes - but for daintiness ...
... Wren has lustrous tur- distinction - the world - famous parrots and cockatoos , the large and colorful families of the honey eaters , the strange and unusual bowerbirds , flycatchers , whistlers , and pardalotes - but for daintiness ...
Page 489
... wrens , with numerous races , are distributed over the island continent . Best known is the pert and friendly Blue ... Wren ( right , male below female on blossoming Leschenaultia ) frequents coastal regions of southwestern Australia ...
... wrens , with numerous races , are distributed over the island continent . Best known is the pert and friendly Blue ... Wren ( right , male below female on blossoming Leschenaultia ) frequents coastal regions of southwestern Australia ...
Page 490
... Wren in nesting habits . So filled with curiosity is the Turquoise Fairy Wren ( left , female over male clinging to kangaroo paw ) that it will approach and investigate a hat laid on the ground . This species frequents southern and ...
... Wren in nesting habits . So filled with curiosity is the Turquoise Fairy Wren ( left , female over male clinging to kangaroo paw ) that it will approach and investigate a hat laid on the ground . This species frequents southern and ...
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