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A Manual of Philippine Birds
Richard Crittenden McGregor
The islands of the Philippines hold birds found nowhere else, and this manual names them all. Richard McGregor works order by order through megapodes, painted quail, pheasants, doves, and rails, mapping the archipelago's rich avifauna. A definitive field reference from the age of tropical survey. The essential key to the birds of the Philippine islands.
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64 chapters
- 1TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- 2PREFACE.
- 3USE OF THE KEYS.
- 4A MANUAL OF PHILIPPINE BIRDS.
- 5Class AVES.
- 6Subclass CARINATÆ.
- 7Orders.
- 8Order GALLIFORMES. MEGAPODES, PAINTED QUAIL, AND PHEASANTS.
- 9Order HEMIPODII. BUTTON QUAILS.
- 10Order COLUMBIFORMES. DOVES AND PIGEONS.
- 11Order RALLIFORMES.
- 12Order COLYMBIFORMES. GREBES.
- 13Order PROCELLARIIFORMES. PETRELS AND SHEARWATERS.
- 14Order LARIFORMES. TERNS AND GULLS.
- 15Order CHARADRIIFORMES. SHORE-BIRDS AND WADERS.
- 16Order GRUIFORMES. CRANES.
- 17Order ARDEIFORMES. HERONS, STORKS, IBISES, AND SPOONBILLS.
- 18Order ANSERIFORMES. DUCKS AND GEESE.
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