Studies of three birds
Date
1848-1852
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height (page): 355mm
width (page): 265mm
width (page): 265mm
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Description
Ornithological studies of three birds: the Bridled titmouse Baeolophus wolleberri (here styled Parus (Lophophanes) Wollweberi) native to Mexico (figure 1). With male and female specimens of an unidentified titmouse (here styled Psalteria personata) (figures 2-3).
Plate from the paper ‘Beschrijving van twee nieuwe soorten van meezen’, by G.F. Westerman published in the journal Bijdragen tot de dierkunde. Deel 1. (Amsterdam, M. Westerman & Zoon, 1848-1854).
Inscribed below: ‘I. PARUS (Lophophanes) WOLLTOEBERI. II et III PSALTRIA PERSONATA’.
Gerardus Frederik Westerman (1807-1890) was a Dutch zoologist.
Plate from the paper ‘Beschrijving van twee nieuwe soorten van meezen’, by G.F. Westerman published in the journal Bijdragen tot de dierkunde. Deel 1. (Amsterdam, M. Westerman & Zoon, 1848-1854).
Inscribed below: ‘I. PARUS (Lophophanes) WOLLTOEBERI. II et III PSALTRIA PERSONATA’.
Gerardus Frederik Westerman (1807-1890) was a Dutch zoologist.