Handbook of Birds of Eastern North America

The book that made American bird-watching possible in the field: keys, plumages, songs and habits for every species of the East, by the man who ran ornithology at the American Museum.

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Range (North America breeds) (III)

North America; breeds from Minnesota and New Brunswick northward ; winters from Kansas and Virginia southward to the West Indies and Central America.

Washington, common W. V., Sept. to Apl. Long Island, uncommon T. V. and W. V., Oct. to Apl. Sing Sing, common T. V., Apl.; Sept. 11 to Oct. 28. W. V., Oct. to Apl. Sing Sing, common T. V., Apl.; Sept. 11 to Oct. 28. Cambridge, uncommon T. V., Apl.; Sept. to Nov.

Eggs, six to twelve, buffy white or creamy buff, 1.80 x 1.25. RIVER DUCKS. "In autumn the males usually keep in separate flocks from the females and young. Their notes are faint and piping, and their wings make a loud whistling during flight...." (B., B., and R.). The EUROPEAN TEAL (138. Anas crecca) is of casual occurrence in North

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