Description
hand-coloured copper engraving.
Ornithological print from Histoire Naturelle, Ornithologie’, pl.127, i.e. the 9 vols birds (vols 23-31)
published 1770-1783, out of the total 44 vols (1749-1804)
1) Engl.: Plain-throated sunbird. Tag.: Pipit. Lat.: Anthreptes Malacensis.
Endemic (8 races) – common. Habitat: coconut groves, mangroves, second growth in lowlands near coasts. 2) Engl.: Olive-backed Sunbird. Tag.: Pipit-puso.
Lat.: Nectarinia Jugularis. Endemic (4 races) – common.
Habitat: second growth, scrub, coconut plantations, towns, and gardens.
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