. Egg collecting and bird life of Australia. Catalogue and data of the "Jacaksonian oological collection," illustrated with numerous photographs .. . umber of their nests there, which were built in the RiverOaks (Casuanita Cunniughamiana) growing on the banks of the UpjJer Hunter River. This set of 5 eggs was taken near South Grafton, Clarence River, , by Frank and Sid. , on 14th November, 1894. Nest built in Swamp Oak tree {Casuarina glauca). This set is palepinkish-white, thickly spotted at the larger ends. The neat bowl-shaped nests of this well knownbird, which are construct


. Egg collecting and bird life of Australia. Catalogue and data of the "Jacaksonian oological collection," illustrated with numerous photographs .. . umber of their nests there, which were built in the RiverOaks (Casuanita Cunniughamiana) growing on the banks of the UpjJer Hunter River. This set of 5 eggs was taken near South Grafton, Clarence River, , by Frank and Sid. , on 14th November, 1894. Nest built in Swamp Oak tree {Casuarina glauca). This set is palepinkish-white, thickly spotted at the larger ends. The neat bowl-shaped nests of this well knownbird, which are constructed of mud, are often placed at great altitudes, and we have taken theireggs over ninety feet from the ground ; yet one instance came under my notice where the nest hadactually been built on the bottom rail of a fence. The latter nest we found at Dallinga, South Grafton,during season 1894. Taken by Frank T. A. Jackson, in Walls paddock, South Grafton, Clarence River, , onI St October, 1892. This set of 4 eggs is of a beautiful deep salmon ground color, and beautifully zonedand blotched at the larger ends. Specimen A. measures = 122 x NEST 01 IHL \ ELLOW-THROATLU SCKUl: The white cross is just above the suspended nest. Loc, Don Dorrigo Scrubs, (See data No. 142, page 21.) 22 aj. tk jacksonian oolo(;ical collection. Data Campbells No. ofNo. Book. Eggs. 49 64 2 Taken at Frischs paddock, at South Pine River, northeast of Brisbane, (,)ueensland, by C. Frisch and Sid. W. Jackson, during December, ,884. This pair is white ground color, and very sparinglymarked with small dots on larger ends. 5° ^4 4 This is the most interesting set of the series of Grallinas eggs, as it is an albino clutch ; they are pure white, and without a mark of any kind. Taken at Swan Creek, east of South Grafton, ClarenceRiver, , on 26th August, 1894. Taken by W. McEnerny, Frank and Sid. W. Jackson Set of4 eggs. Nest was built in an Apple tree (^«i^^//5^ra«/w/«/,«ita>n, La


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