KA.MII.V AN.VI in.K. IHIflvS, ({F.KSK, AM» SWANS. 



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r.iil, Ifs-i tli.-m OHO iiicli wide iit';ir tip; head, lined :mil speckled with brown :iiiil 

 lii<>wiii<h wliiic; sjM'iuliiiii. ikiI metallir ijrei'ii; axillars, white, barred with brown; niiiip 



;iii(l tail oovoits, brown, ii;irio\vl\ ril^ni ;iiiil Imiii1<'<1 u ith 

 wliito; feet, dusky (female). 



Diijilii acjitit. Pintail Duck. 

 Axillar. Datila aruta. .S<'f No. 100. 



n.-lly, whit'', with more or less brown spots; axillars, white; liill. less than .'.»() 

 wide al widest part ^^ female). Auds stn/itrn. Gadwall. 



See No. 92. 



Ilelly, more or less spottetl ; throat, uliitt-; rumii. <dive brown ; second.TPies, metallie 

 green, tipped with white; axillars and under wing eoverts, lieavily liarn-d; loc-, ytllowi^li in 

 life (^female). Aix sponsa. Wood Duck. Summer Duck. 



See No. 101. 



* Group 3. Wing, from 10 to 14 inches long. 



Section 1. Hind toe, without membraneous lobe or flap; 

 belly, white, sometimes faintly tinged with dusky or 

 gray on lower part. 



Axillars, wliile: the shafts, while : e\](o-ed speciilmn, black 

 ami white: head, tawny brown; cheeks and throat, tawny, 

 speckled with brown (male). 



Anns strcpi'i-it. Gadwall. Creek Duck. 

 See No. 92. 



Axillars, white; the shafts, white; head, speckled; 



exposed speculum, blaik .iiid white ( female i. 



Anas strejieni. Gadwall. Creek Duck. 



See No. '.fJ. 



Axillars, white with dark shafts; .sp«'eulum, green and blaek: white pateli on 

 shoulder; top of head, white, male . Anas nmencanu. American Widgeon. Baldpate. 



See No. 94. 



* For directions for measurement, see page 9. 



