. American duck shooting. Duck shooting; Ducks. fjM'liTQ'" r^.. BLACK BRANT. Branta nigricans (Lawr.). The black brant is like its eastern relative, but instead of having the faint white neck touches, it has a broad white collar about its neck, which, however, does not quite meet behind. The general color of this bird is much darker than that of its eastern relative. The upper parts, wings and under parts are dark brown, in sharp contrast to the white belly and upper and under tail coverts. The length is about 25 inches, and the wing 12 1-2 inches. The brant goes to the far North to breed


. American duck shooting. Duck shooting; Ducks. fjM'liTQ'" r^.. BLACK BRANT. Branta nigricans (Lawr.). The black brant is like its eastern relative, but instead of having the faint white neck touches, it has a broad white collar about its neck, which, however, does not quite meet behind. The general color of this bird is much darker than that of its eastern relative. The upper parts, wings and under parts are dark brown, in sharp contrast to the white belly and upper and under tail coverts. The length is about 25 inches, and the wing 12 1-2 inches. The brant goes to the far North to breed, and its nest was long unknown. Captain Fielden found the nest. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Grinnell, George Bird, 1849-1938. New York, Forest and stream pub. co


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