THE NIGHT-JAB. 



Papuan Podargus. 



is very ch-.racteristL o he SiSKSfc!??? a^ ^ the tUIe ° f Podar S us ^vanensis, and 



migratory bird throuVhout ev^Lrtlf P £ g !* .^i™ ^ ah ' ead y observed ' the Night-Jar is a 



similar law is not 2 dn K 7T'' h ? W ^ e f her the S P ecies of the 8"»» PoJ 4"s obey a 



more confused by S than i^frS^^ff^t ^ the memberS ° f tbe S enus Po Wus F« 

 sombre but intemingled JSs of ^ tnei nl i g ^ + Tbe ^ haunt th * solitudes of the woods, and the 

 on their aerial chase^d ret W H* the w^f ^V^/T observation. . At night they issue forth 

 , aim retire with the first streaks of day to their wonted seclusion. 



Blue Bird. 

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Owl. 



Martin. 



