72.—Ketupa ceylonensis Is not uncommon in the open parts of the country in the south of the district. [...] This bird is common in the extreme south of the district in heavy jungle and at the foot of the Ghats. [...] Common in the jungles and topes in the eastern portion of the district as well as in the western. [...] It is absent during the rains in the part of the country west of the town of Belgaum. [...] S. F.448 ADDENDA TO THE BIRDS OF THE when fishing on the lake at Bhimtal I saw it frequently alight on the surface of the water in pursuit of the aquatic insects it was feeding on.
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Notes Supplementary to Major Butler’s Catalogue of Birds of the Deccan and South Mahratta Country
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435-442 | J. Macgregor | view |
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Catalogue of the Birds in the Provincial Museum N. W. P. and Oudh Luckhnow
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442-444 | A.O.H. | view |
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Addenda to the Birds of the Lucknow Civil Division
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444-453 | Geo. Reid. | view |
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A Tentative List of the Birds of Manzeerabad Mysore
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454-467 | C.J.W. Taylor | view |
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A Few Additional Notes on Birds on the Pulney Hills
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467-480 | unknown | view |
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On Falco Babylonious and Falco Barbarus
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480-487 | John Gurney | view |
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Our Indian Pelicans
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487-502 | A.O.H. | view |
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Observations on the Pelican Visiting the “ Eastern Narra. ”
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503-513 | Scrope Doig | view |
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Notes
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513-517 | unknown | view |
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Letters to the Editor
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518-531 | unknown | view |
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Index
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532-560 | unknown | view |
