. Hunting and fishing in Florida, including a key to the water birds known to occur in the state . Merganser americana. (1) Head greenish or blackish; bill narrow, with tooth=like serrations. : Win- 1 1 : Tarsus. 2 : liill. Tn- der parts creamy white tini^ed with salmon color. Herganser americana. American Herganser (male).Sheldrake. See page 212 Length. ; ^\ing. I): larsus, : liill, Breast hrown streaked with black. Merganser serrator (male). Red=breasted See page 213 Head brownish or grayish ; bill narrow, with tooth-like serrations. Le


. Hunting and fishing in Florida, including a key to the water birds known to occur in the state . Merganser americana. (1) Head greenish or blackish; bill narrow, with tooth=like serrations. : Win- 1 1 : Tarsus. 2 : liill. Tn- der parts creamy white tini^ed with salmon color. Herganser americana. American Herganser (male).Sheldrake. See page 212 Length. ; ^\ing. I): larsus, : liill, Breast hrown streaked with black. Merganser serrator (male). Red=breasted See page 213 Head brownish or grayish ; bill narrow, with tooth-like serrations. Length. : Wing, J).!.*; Tarsus, : Bill. from nostril to tip of bill less than 1«50. Merganser americana (female). American flerganser. See page 212 kj:v JO Jill: wajj:^ uirds oi i< Lophodytcs cucullatus. Length, 21; Wing, : Tarsus. ; Dill. from nostril to tip of l)ill more tliaii Merganser serrator ffemale). Red=breasted Merganser. See page 2 13Length, ; Wing, : Tarsus. : iSill, Without crest. Lophodytes cucunatu5. Hooded flerganser (immature). See page 214Length, ;0; Wing. ; Tarsus, ; Lill, With small crest. Lophodytes cucullatus. Hooded Merganser (female). See page 214 (2) Head with black and white crest; bill narrow with tooth=like serrations. Length, ■> ; Wing, »; Tarsus, ; IJill, Lophodytes cucullatus. (adult male).Hooded flerganser. See page 214 1^6 key to the water birds of ANATIN^^. River Ducks.


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