. A dictionary of birds . Cymindis. Baza. (After Swainson.) AVICIDA. one from Celebes, P. celebensis; but it is asserted to have alsoseveral other allies, some of which lead off to the Milimm (Kite), seen on passage, constantly increasing iu numbers and with greater frequency ;while from 3 to 6 oclock in the afternoon a continuous stream of greater andcrreater flocks from 50 to 80 or even more was maintained. All camo from theeast and passed westward (cf. Ihis, 1875, pp. 175, 176). Similarflocks Lave been observed crossing the Sti-ait of Gibraltar by Favier and LordLilford (Ibis, 18
. A dictionary of birds . Cymindis. Baza. (After Swainson.) AVICIDA. one from Celebes, P. celebensis; but it is asserted to have alsoseveral other allies, some of which lead off to the Milimm (Kite), seen on passage, constantly increasing iu numbers and with greater frequency ;while from 3 to 6 oclock in the afternoon a continuous stream of greater andcrreater flocks from 50 to 80 or even more was maintained. All camo from theeast and passed westward (cf. Ihis, 1875, pp. 175, 176). Similarflocks Lave been observed crossing the Sti-ait of Gibraltar by Favier and LordLilford (Ibis, 1865, p. 177 ; Irby, Orn. Str. Gihralt. p. 49). 1 Herein see the late Mr. Gurneys notes [Ibis, 1880, pp. 195-204), whereinare references to many other authorities. 428 HONE Y-EA TER i^ and others to the true Falcons, Yet it may be doubted whetherfurther observation of such forms as Leptodon or Cymindis, and Bazaor Avicida will admit of their being placed very near to the presentgenus. The last named inhabits the south-easte
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