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Bird #43 — Great Crested Flycatcher
myiarchus (from myia, fly, and archos, chief, ruler) crinitus (hair) Saturday, August 18, 1979 — 6:00 pm Barrington, Illinois — Crabtree Nature Center These birds were flycatching perch to perch in some tiny trees in a meadow next to Turkey … Continue reading
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Bird #42 — Baltimore Oriole
icterus (jaundice, the name given to a small, yellow bird by ancients, the sight of which, according to tradition, cured jaundiced persons, at which the bird died) galbula (a small yellow bird) Saturday, August 18, 1979 — 5:30 pm Barrington, … Continue reading
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Bird #41 — Common Nighthawk
chordeiles (from chorde, a stringed musical instrument, and deile, afternoon or evening) minor (smaller, lesser) Wednesday, August 15, 1979 — 8:00 pm Northfield, Illinois – Willow Road I was driving home from my roofing job when I spotted these Nighthawks. … Continue reading
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Bird #40 — Belted Kingfisher
megaceryle (large) alcyon (from Halcyone, of Greek mythology, daughter of Aeolus, god of the winds who, with her husband, Ceyx, was transformed into a kingfisher) Monday, July 30, 1979 — 5:00 pm Barrington, Illinois — Crabtree Nature Center This bird … Continue reading
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Bird #39 — Cedar Waxwing
bombycilla (silky-tailed) cedrorum (of cedars) Friday, Monday, July 30, 1979 — 5:00 pm Barrington, Illinois — Crabtree Nature Center This bird was flying tree to tree along the island on Sulky Pond.
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