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Title: Annual report of the State Entomologist of Minnesota to the Governor for the year ..
Identifier: annualreportofst161916minn (find matches)
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Minnesota. State Entomologist; University of Minnesota. Agricultural Experiment Station
Subjects: Entomologist; Entomology; Insects
Publisher: St. Anthony Park, Minn. : Agricultural Experiment Station
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USEFL'L BIRDS 173 harsh cry and occasionally, on half-closed wings, darting down to the earth with a booming sound, made, it is claimed, by the rush of air through his primary wing feathers. The two eggs of the Night Hawk are laid on the ground or in the fields, or even on a flat rock, with no seml:)lance of a nest; occasionally, they are found on fiat roofs of buildings in cities. The Whippoorwill';? eggs, also two in number, are laid on the ground or on a log or stump in the woods, likewise protected by no nest. The coloring and mark- ings of the two birds also serve to distinguish them. The Whip- poorwill's colors partake of the browns, while the Night Hawk is grayish. The tail of the former has the three outer feathers white for about two-thirds their length. I'Tirther, the end of the tail is rounding. The latter-named bird has a conspicuous white patch on each wing; its tail is forked- The A\'hippoorwill feeds largely on moths and beetles ; the Night Hawk on May flies, gnats, dragon flies, grasshoppers, etc. THE QUAIL.
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Amongst our game birds, the Quail gets most of its grain after the crop has been gathered ; it eats insects, some of them very in- jurious ; large numbers of potato beetles and chinch bugs have

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