TURKEYS. Z i i 



269. WHITE-WINGED DOVE. 



A little smaller than last; grayish- 

 brown, conspicuous white patch and bar on 

 wing. Female, duller. Western U. S.; ac- 

 cidental on Key West, Fla. 



Fig. 217 



Turkey Vulture. 1-12. 



TURKEYS. 

 Large birds with naked heads and necks 

 with a tuft of black bristles, depending from 

 upper breast; tail long and fan-like; tarsus 

 furnished with a spur. 



270, WILD TURKEY. 

 Large, 45; differs from the dark form 

 of the well-known domestic Turkey in 



