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The Birds of Australia, Vol. 4 of 7

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The Birds of Australia, Vol. 4 of 7

John Gould

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The rainbow pitta flashes its colors through the northern rainforest, and ground-thrushes scratch among the leaf litter of Gould's fourth volume. He describes the pittas and spotted thrushes of Australia with his usual exacting eye. A continued feast for anyone who loves birds and fine natural history. Wander deeper into the undergrowth of a strange continent.

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107 chapters

  1. 1THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA.
  2. 2LIST OF PLATES. VOLUME IV.
  3. 3PITTA STREPITANS, Temm. Noisy Pitta.
  4. 4PITTA VIGORSII, Gould. Vigors’ Pitta.
  5. 5PITTA IRIS, Gould. Rainbow Pitta.
  6. 6CINCLOSOMA PUNCTATUM, Vig. Horsf. Spotted Ground-Thrush.
  7. 7CINCLOSOMA CASTANOTUS, Gould. Chestnut-backed Ground-Thrush.
  8. 8CINCLOSOMA CINNAMOMEUS, Gould. Cinnamon-coloured Cinclosoma.
  9. 9OREOCINCLA LUNULATA. Mountain Thrush.
  10. 10CHLAMYDERA MACULATA, Gould. Spotted Bower-bird.
  11. 11CHLAMYDERA NUCHALIS. Great Bower-bird.
  12. 12PTILONORHYNCHUS HOLOSERICEUS, Kuhl. Satin Bower-bird.
  13. 13PTILONORHYNCHUS SMITHII, Vig. Horsf. Cat Bird.
  14. 14SERICULUS CHRYSOCEPHALUS. Regent Bird.
  15. 15ORIOLUS VIRIDIS. New South Wales Oriole.
  16. 16ORIOLUS FLAVOCINCTUS. Crescent-marked Oriole.
  17. 17SPHECOTHERES AUSTRALIS, Swains. Australian Sphecotheres.
  18. 18CORCORAX LEUCOPTERUS White-winged Chough.

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