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RFM9HDJX–Black and white shot of old, dead and dry sweet chestnut tree branches piled on the ground.
RM2AT1T7K–Photo Reportage Palembangs Laundry hangs to dry on sticks stuck from a window of a building in PalembangDate: 1947 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies : Unknown/DLC
RFDN66XP–branches black and white B/W sky clouds Sinai Egypt plants dry dead sticks stick desert flair
RM2A6MY7K–This factory produces ÒgrisinesÓ (small, thin baked sticks of dry bread) of different flavours. The photograph shows the packing process. Cooperativa La Nueva Esperanza, City of Buenos Aires, Argentina. July 10 2003.
RF2GMJE4R–still life of fresh lily flowers, dry sticks and wooden beads with a pebble black and white photo
RF2FKKGWX–Distressed overlay texture of clove sticks, carnation, plant stems, dry leaves. grunge black and white background. abstract halftone vector illustrati
RF2WP9K70–Gray and white floral background. Hay and dry grass, single stems, reeds or sticks. Gray dashes on a white background. Image for background or
RF2TCEC1J–Rolled cinnamon sticks isolated culinary condiment outline icon. Vector scented plant, spa aromatherapy. Flavoring seasoning, dry rolled spicy bakery
RFM9HD8E–Black and white shot of old, dead and dry sweet chestnut tree branches piled on the ground.
RF2RY7B6W–Two black and white Labello Original moisturizing lip balm sticks isolated on white background
RM2A6MY6G–The former Panificaci—n 5 manufactures pre-cut thin discs of dough for ÒempanadasÓ (turnover small pies) and tarts, ready-to-bake pizzas, bread and grated dry bread. The photograph shows the process of cutting the dough for tarts. Cooperativa El Aguante, Carapachay, Buenos Aires, Argentina. July 2002.
RF2GJ2ND8–still life of fresh lily flowers, dry sticks, snail shells and wooden beads with a pebble black and white photo
RF2T4R03X–Hand drawn glass transparent cinnamon sticks tied in a bunch vector illustration Decorative design element, cinnamon sticks.
RF2JPFTEC–Rolled cinnamon sticks isolated culinary condiment monochrome sketch icon. Vector scented plant, Cinnamomum verum tree bark, spa aromatherapy. Flavoring seasoning, dry rolled spicy bakery ingredient
RF2WACPKP–Decorative composition with cinnamon sticks isolated on white. Spice set. Christmas spices cinnamon. Vector illustration. line art drawing coloring page.
RFR00G4E–Vanilla flower sticks isolated logo icon. white silhouette. Vector illustration design element
![. A popular handbook of the ornithology of eastern North America [microform]. Ornithology; Ornithology; Birds; Birds; Ornithologie; Ornithologie; Oiseaux; Oiseaux. GOLDEN EAGLE. AqUILA CHRYSAEl'OS. Char. Dark brown, head and neck tawny brown ; legs feathered to the toes; in the young, tail whitish, with broad terminal band of black. Nest. On a tree, sometimes on a high cliff; loosely built of dry sticks, lined with twigs, grass, moss, leaves, and feathers. Egi^s. 2-3 (usually 2); dull white or pale buff, spotted and blotched more or less thickly with reddish brown and lavender; 3.00 X 2.30. Th Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJ1WH0/a-popular-handbook-of-the-ornithology-of-eastern-north-america-microform-ornithology-ornithology-birds-birds-ornithologie-ornithologie-oiseaux-oiseaux-golden-eagle-aquila-chrysaelos-char-dark-brown-head-and-neck-tawny-brown-legs-feathered-to-the-toes-in-the-young-tail-whitish-with-broad-terminal-band-of-black-nest-on-a-tree-sometimes-on-a-high-cliff-loosely-built-of-dry-sticks-lined-with-twigs-grass-moss-leaves-and-feathers-egis-2-3-usually-2-dull-white-or-pale-buff-spotted-and-blotched-more-or-less-thickly-with-reddish-brown-and-lavender-300-x-230-th-RJ1WH0.jpg ". A popular handbook of the ornithology of eastern North America [microform]. Ornithology; Ornithology; Birds; Birds; Ornithologie; Ornithologie; Oiseaux; Oiseaux. GOLDEN EAGLE. AqUILA CHRYSAEl'OS. Char. Dark brown, head and neck tawny brown ; legs feathered to the toes; in the young, tail whitish, with broad terminal band of black. Nest. On a tree, sometimes on a high cliff; loosely built of dry sticks, lined with twigs, grass, moss, leaves, and feathers. Egi^s. 2-3 (usually 2); dull white or pale buff, spotted and blotched more or less thickly with reddish brown and lavender; 3.00 X 2.30. Th Stock Photo")
RMRJ1WH0–. A popular handbook of the ornithology of eastern North America [microform]. Ornithology; Ornithology; Birds; Birds; Ornithologie; Ornithologie; Oiseaux; Oiseaux. GOLDEN EAGLE. AqUILA CHRYSAEl'OS. Char. Dark brown, head and neck tawny brown ; legs feathered to the toes; in the young, tail whitish, with broad terminal band of black. Nest. On a tree, sometimes on a high cliff; loosely built of dry sticks, lined with twigs, grass, moss, leaves, and feathers. Egi^s. 2-3 (usually 2); dull white or pale buff, spotted and blotched more or less thickly with reddish brown and lavender; 3.00 X 2.30. Th
RMPFYNJ6–. A popular handbook of the ornithology of the United States and Canada, based on Nuttall's Manual. Birds; Birds. GOLDEN EAGLE. , Aquila chrysaetos. Char. Dark brown, head and neck tawny brown; legs feathered to the toes; in the young, tail whitish, with broad terminal band o£ black. Nest. On a tree, sometimes on a high cliff; loosely built of dry sticks, lined with twigs, grass, moss, leaves, and feathers. Eggs. 2-3 (usually 2); dull white or pale buff, spotted and blotched more or less thickly with reddish brown and lavender; 3.00 X 2.30. This ancient monarch of the birds is found in all the
RM2G6MMX3–Botswana: Two bushmen hunter making fire wiith sticks and dry wood in the Central Kalahari near the Tsodillo Hills
RFM9HDAE–Black and white shot of old, dead and dry sweet chestnut tree branches piled on the ground.
RF2BHF08B–Row of electricity poles and a water tower, on the large and dry landscape near Jiayuguan, not far from the eastern end of The Great Wall, Gansu, Chin
RF2ER3YFC–Illustration of cinnamon in engraving style. Design element for emblem, sign, poster, card, banner, flyer. Vector illustration
RF2AW35K4–Breadstick seamless pattern greyscale drawing. Useable for wallpaper or any sized decoration. Handdrawn Vector Illustration
RM2A6MY73–The former Panificaci—n 5 manufactures pre-cut thin discs of dough for ÒempanadasÓ (turnover small pies) and tarts, ready-to-bake pizzas, bread and grated dry bread. The photograph shows the process of kneading the dough for tarts. Cooperativa El Aguante, Carapachay, Buenos Aires, Argentina. July 2002.
RF2T8TPY0–Cinnamon sticks and star anise are hand drawn. Textured whole cinnamon pods and anise flowers in doodle style. Isolated vector illustration
RF2T4NKT7–Hand drawn glass transparent cinnamon sticks tied in a bunch vector illustration Decorative design element, cinnamon sticks.
RF2DFDH1P–Food art concept. Wood spoons with dry orange slices, cinnamon sticks, anise stars and scattered seasoning. Set of spices on white wooden background. Composition of condiment making heart shape.
RF2WACW2C–Decorative composition with cinnamon sticks isolated on white. Spice set. Christmas spices cinnamon. Vector illustration. line art drawing coloring page.
RMRDC1YN–. A popular handbook of the ornithology of the United States and Canada, based on Nuttall's Manual. Birds; Birds. GOLDEN EAGLE. , Aquila chrysaetos. Char. Dark brown, head and neck tawny brown; legs feathered to the toes; in the young, tail whitish, with broad terminal band o£ black. Nest. On a tree, sometimes on a high cliff; loosely built of dry sticks, lined with twigs, grass, moss, leaves, and feathers. Eggs. 2-3 (usually 2); dull white or pale buff, spotted and blotched more or less thickly with reddish brown and lavender; 3.00 X 2.30. This ancient monarch of the birds is found in all the
RFM9HDCF–Black and white shot of old, dead and dry sweet chestnut tree branches piled on the ground.
RF2F1078P–Illustration of cinnamon in engraving style. Design element for emblem, sign, poster, card, banner, flyer. Vector illustration
RF2T8TR2A–Cinnamon sticks and star anise are hand drawn. Textured whole cinnamon pods and anise flowers in doodle style. Isolated vector illustration with strok
RF2AMDPG5–Wooden spoons with paprika, turmeric, herbs and pepper balls by cinnamon sticks and anise stars. Set of dry spices on grey texture background. Composition of condiment on paper piece. Food art concept.
RMPG1N0M–. The American natural history; a foundation of useful knowledge of the higher animals of North America. Natural history. 19-t OEDERS OF BIRDS—PERCHEES AND SINGERS the nearest pond, it brings pellets of mud, and sticks a lot of them in a solid circle, against the outside wall of the barn, and close up under the eaves. Upon this, working most industriously to finish before previous layers have had time to dry, the cup-shaped nest is built out, pellet by pellet. At the last, the cup is narrowed down to a tube barely large enough to admit the bird, and the opening thrusts out into the air, usuall
RFWH5X45–Herbal Plants, Hand Drawn Illustration of Dried Cinnamon Sticks Used for Seasoning in Cooking.
![. Nests and eggs of North American birds [microform]. Ornithology; Birds; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. Sniflll WirffliW HlRDft. 255 bushes. The nest is dpHrrflu'il »h h Inosfly madt- ntructure. rompnsod of a few dry sticks. The oggs are thr, rarrly four, In number, of a fclauroUH-Rrorn color, oval- oblong In shape, and on tb»' wholr thry are of the Hani»> hIz«' and K»'noral appearance as those of i'. amrriraniiH. 386*1. MAYNARD'S CUCKOO. t'ow^iiiH inhmr iiiiiiiimnli Hidgw. (i«'Og. Dlst.— Bahamas and I'lorlda Keys. ('ulia.(?) A smaller and somewhat palrr racp ihan {hv preceding and from which it h Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJ19X7/nests-and-eggs-of-north-american-birds-microform-ornithology-birds-ornithologie-oiseaux-sniflll-wirffliw-hlrdft-255-bushes-the-nest-is-dphrrfluil-h-h-inosfly-madt-ntructure-rompnsod-of-a-few-dry-sticks-the-oggs-are-thr-rarrly-four-in-number-of-a-fclaurouh-rrorn-color-oval-oblong-in-shape-and-on-tb-wholr-thry-are-of-the-hanigt-hiz-and-knoral-appearance-as-those-of-i-amrriraniih-3861-maynards-cuckoo-towiiih-inhmr-iiiiiiiimnli-hidgw-iog-dlst-bahamas-and-ilorlda-keys-ulia-a-smaller-and-somewhat-palrr-racp-ihan-hv-preceding-and-from-which-it-h-RJ19X7.jpg ". Nests and eggs of North American birds [microform]. Ornithology; Birds; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. Sniflll WirffliW HlRDft. 255 bushes. The nest is dpHrrflu'il »h h Inosfly madt- ntructure. rompnsod of a few dry sticks. The oggs are thr, rarrly four, In number, of a fclauroUH-Rrorn color, oval- oblong In shape, and on tb»' wholr thry are of the Hani»> hIz«' and K»'noral appearance as those of i'. amrriraniiH. 386*1. MAYNARD'S CUCKOO. t'ow^iiiH inhmr iiiiiiiimnli Hidgw. (i«'Og. Dlst.— Bahamas and I'lorlda Keys. ('ulia.(?) A smaller and somewhat palrr racp ihan {hv preceding and from which it h Stock Photo")
RMRJ19X7–. Nests and eggs of North American birds [microform]. Ornithology; Birds; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. Sniflll WirffliW HlRDft. 255 bushes. The nest is dpHrrflu'il »h h Inosfly madt- ntructure. rompnsod of a few dry sticks. The oggs are thr, rarrly four, In number, of a fclauroUH-Rrorn color, oval- oblong In shape, and on tb»' wholr thry are of the Hani»> hIz«' and K»'noral appearance as those of i'. amrriraniiH. 386*1. MAYNARD'S CUCKOO. t'ow^iiiH inhmr iiiiiiiimnli Hidgw. (i«'Og. Dlst.— Bahamas and I'lorlda Keys. ('ulia.(?) A smaller and somewhat palrr racp ihan {hv preceding and from which it h
RM2ABXMW2–Inquiry No. 803.-For dealers in small bevel gear wheels in large quantities and of special dimensions. Inquiry No. 804.--For a bluer run by crude petro leum gas or gasoline. inquiry No. SOZ).-For manufacturers of novelties. Inquiry No. 806.--For machinery for the manu facture Of macaroni. Inquiry No. 80).-For a machine for antomatle ally cutting and shaping sticks. hand core drills. Inquiry No. 810.-For bluing in dry paper form in quantities. regulators attached to the meter to control pressure. Inquiry No. S12.-For manufacturers of can label. tug machines Inquiry No. SI 3 .-For manufacturers
RF2T8TPR8–Doodle cinnamon illustration in vector. Hand drawn cinnamon illustration in vector. Doodle cinnamon icon in vector.
![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. THE EAGLE, KING OF BIRDS, AND HIS KIN 51. Photograph by Dr. A. A, Allen LOOKING OUT ON THE WORLD FROM A MOSSY NEST Mr. and Mrs. Kite, of the swallow-tailed kites, built their home in the top of a tall tree near a watercourse. Dry twigs, sticks, hay, and moss were used. The birds of this family breed over a wide range of territory and incubation may start any time from March to June. cipally to mice and rats Therefore, they are in the main beneficial, as they destroy large numbers of rodents that are injuri- ous to crops and orc Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFY8RX/articles-about-birds-from-national-geographic-magazine-birds-the-eagle-king-of-birds-and-his-kin-51-photograph-by-dr-a-a-allen-looking-out-on-the-world-from-a-mossy-nest-mr-and-mrs-kite-of-the-swallow-tailed-kites-built-their-home-in-the-top-of-a-tall-tree-near-a-watercourse-dry-twigs-sticks-hay-and-moss-were-used-the-birds-of-this-family-breed-over-a-wide-range-of-territory-and-incubation-may-start-any-time-from-march-to-june-cipally-to-mice-and-rats-therefore-they-are-in-the-main-beneficial-as-they-destroy-large-numbers-of-rodents-that-are-injuri-ous-to-crops-and-orc-PFY8RX.jpg ". [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. THE EAGLE, KING OF BIRDS, AND HIS KIN 51. Photograph by Dr. A. A, Allen LOOKING OUT ON THE WORLD FROM A MOSSY NEST Mr. and Mrs. Kite, of the swallow-tailed kites, built their home in the top of a tall tree near a watercourse. Dry twigs, sticks, hay, and moss were used. The birds of this family breed over a wide range of territory and incubation may start any time from March to June. cipally to mice and rats Therefore, they are in the main beneficial, as they destroy large numbers of rodents that are injuri- ous to crops and orc Stock Photo")
RMPFY8RX–. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. THE EAGLE, KING OF BIRDS, AND HIS KIN 51. Photograph by Dr. A. A, Allen LOOKING OUT ON THE WORLD FROM A MOSSY NEST Mr. and Mrs. Kite, of the swallow-tailed kites, built their home in the top of a tall tree near a watercourse. Dry twigs, sticks, hay, and moss were used. The birds of this family breed over a wide range of territory and incubation may start any time from March to June. cipally to mice and rats Therefore, they are in the main beneficial, as they destroy large numbers of rodents that are injuri- ous to crops and orc
RF2BKMMRX–Herbal Plants, Hand Drawn Illustration Background of Dried Cinnamon Sticks Used for Seasoning in Cooking.
![. A popular handbook of the ornithology of eastern North America [microform]. Birds; Ornithology; Oiseaux; Ornithologie. .tflC.^^^tO.ii. 15.I,I) i-.Aci.i;. WASMINCTON r..(iI.E. Hai.i.kk'iis I lie (k I I'll mis. h. Length 50 to 40 inches ('{'he voun,;^ are larger than liie adult l)irds, and arc very similar to the young of the (lolden Ivigle, though the latter are easily distinguished by their feathered leg--.) .Vfst. On a high tri'c, usually in a crotch, seldom on a dead tree, some- times on a cliff; made of dry sticks loosely arranged, and (KcasionaUv ^veed stems and coarse grass arc added Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJ2959/a-popular-handbook-of-the-ornithology-of-eastern-north-america-microform-birds-ornithology-oiseaux-ornithologie-tflctoii-15ii-i-acii-wasmincton-riie-haiikkiis-i-lie-k-i-ill-mis-h-length-50-to-40-inches-he-voun-are-larger-than-liie-adult-lirds-and-arc-very-similar-to-the-young-of-the-lolden-ivigle-though-the-latter-are-easily-distinguished-by-their-feathered-leg-vfst-on-a-high-tric-usually-in-a-crotch-seldom-on-a-dead-tree-some-times-on-a-cliff-made-of-dry-sticks-loosely-arranged-and-kcasionauv-veed-stems-and-coarse-grass-arc-added-RJ2959.jpg ". A popular handbook of the ornithology of eastern North America [microform]. Birds; Ornithology; Oiseaux; Ornithologie. .tflC.^^^tO.ii. 15.I,I) i-.Aci.i;. WASMINCTON r..(iI.E. Hai.i.kk'iis I lie (k I I'll mis. h. Length 50 to 40 inches ('{'he voun,;^ are larger than liie adult l)irds, and arc very similar to the young of the (lolden Ivigle, though the latter are easily distinguished by their feathered leg--.) .Vfst. On a high tri'c, usually in a crotch, seldom on a dead tree, some- times on a cliff; made of dry sticks loosely arranged, and (KcasionaUv ^veed stems and coarse grass arc added Stock Photo")
RMRJ2959–. A popular handbook of the ornithology of eastern North America [microform]. Birds; Ornithology; Oiseaux; Ornithologie. .tflC.^^^tO.ii. 15.I,I) i-.Aci.i;. WASMINCTON r..(iI.E. Hai.i.kk'iis I lie (k I I'll mis. h. Length 50 to 40 inches ('{'he voun,;^ are larger than liie adult l)irds, and arc very similar to the young of the (lolden Ivigle, though the latter are easily distinguished by their feathered leg--.) .Vfst. On a high tri'c, usually in a crotch, seldom on a dead tree, some- times on a cliff; made of dry sticks loosely arranged, and (KcasionaUv ^veed stems and coarse grass arc added
RMPG1BKR–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 88 NATURAL HISTORY OP THE FARM. and timiiig the disappearance first of flame, and theti of red glow. 3. The burning quality of the same kind of wood in different con- ditions, green and dead, sapwood and heartwood; dead wood wet and dry, sound and punk; pieces from knot and from straight-grained por- tions, etc., may be tested as in Fig. 47. Rubbing sticks for , fire-making: a, drill-socket, paragraph I. to which pressure is applied , . ,, â ⢠r , , â with the left h
RF2BKMMBX–Herbal Plants, Hand Drawn Illustration of Dried Cinnamon Sticks or Scallion or Spring Onion Used for Seasoning in Cooking.
RM2AG3B7N–. A Study of the Balance. the arrestment develops this defect^ and the balance must be taken to piecesand all the contact points cleaned (suitablyshaped sticks of dry elder pith are bestfor the purpose) before proceeding. Thishad to be done quite frequently in thecourse of my experiments, but towardstheir end I devised a simple addition tothe arrestment which is an absolutepreventive of this trouble, namely, a verygentle brake applied to the pointerwhicii is only lifted off at the end of thereleasing movement of the arrestment.Tiie brake consists of a light bent wirehanging from a supporting e
RMPG44TH–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. HISTORY OF FARM. and timing the disappearance first of flame, and then of red glow. 3. The btu-ning quality of the same kind of wood in different con- ditions, green and dead, sapwood and heartwood; dead wood wet and dry, sound and punk; pieces from knot and from straight grained por- tions, etc., may be tested paragraph I. 4. Ancient methods of starting a as m Fig. 47. Rubbing sticks £or fire making: a, drill-socket, to which pressure is applied with the left hand (
RM2ANG592–Readings in economics for China, selected materials with explanatory introductions . e, and if half thefamilies spend less, where does fuel come from ? Thisis answered any day during the fall and winter by theswarms of old women and children who infest the fieldsand highway picking up sticks, throwing clubs into thebranches to break off twigs, gathering stubble from thefields, and even collecting the dry grass and iKives witha bamboo rake and basket. We have a saying in Chinathat the whole country is raked with >a fine toothedcomb each year. How can rents be so low? What sort of a housecan
RMPFYNJE–. A popular handbook of the ornithology of the United States and Canada, based on Nuttall's Manual. Birds; Birds. WHITE GYRFALCON. Falco islandus. Char. Prevailing color white, often immaculate, but usually with dark markings. Legs partially feathered. A sharp tooth near point of upper mandible ; the end of under mandible notched. Length 2i to 24 inches. Nest. Usually on a cliff; roughly made of sticks, — large dry twigs. Eggs. 3-4; buff or brownish, marked with reddish brown; 2.25 X 1.25. GRAY GYRFALCON. Falco rusticolus. Char. Prevailing color dull gray, with whitish and slaty-blue bands and
RM2AJFRK3–The thousand and one nights (Volume 1): commonly called, in England, the Arabian nights' entertainments . .J^Jflgll us^pi. NOTES TO CHAPTER THIRD. Note 1.—On the Uses of Palm-sticks in various jlfanufacturcs. The kind of crate herementioned is made of jereeds, or palm-sticks, which (heing very soft, and easily cut andpunched, in their fresh state, and very tough, difficult to break, and light, when dry,)are used in a great variety of manufactures. In making crates or baskets, and stools,bed-frames, coops, &c, a number of jereeds, being placed an inch or more apart, arefixed by two, three, or m
![. The birds of British Guiana, based on the collection of Frederick Vavasour McConnell. Birds. FLDVIOOLA.—ARUNDINICOLA. 139 The following note haa been copied from H. Lloyd-Price (Timehri (2) v. p. 64) who remarks as follows:—" In low bushes, especially when they hang over water, the little black and white silk Cotton-bird [Fluvicola pica), builds a dome-shaped nest of dry pimpler sticks and lays three eggs, which are white, faintly spotted with red." Mr. J. J. Quelch (Timehri (2) v. p. 91) observed this species in Georgetown, and remarks:—" A very common small Tyrant, about 4-5 Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFYXMA/the-birds-of-british-guiana-based-on-the-collection-of-frederick-vavasour-mcconnell-birds-fldvioolaarundinicola-139-the-following-note-haa-been-copied-from-h-lloyd-price-timehri-2-v-p-64-who-remarks-as-followsquot-in-low-bushes-especially-when-they-hang-over-water-the-little-black-and-white-silk-cotton-bird-fluvicola-pica-builds-a-dome-shaped-nest-of-dry-pimpler-sticks-and-lays-three-eggs-which-are-white-faintly-spotted-with-redquot-mr-j-j-quelch-timehri-2-v-p-91-observed-this-species-in-georgetown-and-remarksquot-a-very-common-small-tyrant-about-4-5-PFYXMA.jpg ". The birds of British Guiana, based on the collection of Frederick Vavasour McConnell. Birds. FLDVIOOLA.—ARUNDINICOLA. 139 The following note haa been copied from H. Lloyd-Price (Timehri (2) v. p. 64) who remarks as follows:—" In low bushes, especially when they hang over water, the little black and white silk Cotton-bird [Fluvicola pica), builds a dome-shaped nest of dry pimpler sticks and lays three eggs, which are white, faintly spotted with red." Mr. J. J. Quelch (Timehri (2) v. p. 91) observed this species in Georgetown, and remarks:—" A very common small Tyrant, about 4-5 Stock Photo")
RMPFYXMA–. The birds of British Guiana, based on the collection of Frederick Vavasour McConnell. Birds. FLDVIOOLA.—ARUNDINICOLA. 139 The following note haa been copied from H. Lloyd-Price (Timehri (2) v. p. 64) who remarks as follows:—" In low bushes, especially when they hang over water, the little black and white silk Cotton-bird [Fluvicola pica), builds a dome-shaped nest of dry pimpler sticks and lays three eggs, which are white, faintly spotted with red." Mr. J. J. Quelch (Timehri (2) v. p. 91) observed this species in Georgetown, and remarks:—" A very common small Tyrant, about 4-5
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