- gulls, parrots, and owls are
among the
families missing this feather.
Tertials arise in the
brachial region and are not
considered true
remiges as they...
- When in
water it can be
recognized from a long
distance by the
white tertials that form a
stripe on the side, and in
flight it is
distinguished by the...
- 4 Pupil, 5 Mantle, 6
Lesser coverts, 7 Sca****rs, 8
Median coverts, 9
Tertials, 10 Rump, 11 Primaries, 12 Vent, 13 Thigh, 14 Tibio-tarsal articulation...
- Look up
tertian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In
music theory,
tertian (Latin: terti****, "of or
concerning thirds")
describes any piece, chord,...
- coverts. The rear
tertials upperwing coverts mostly have
paler tips with a silvery-grey
tinge on the
greater secondary coverts and
tertials. It has dark flight...
- body
plumage is
finely vermiculated grey, with the long sickle-shaped
tertials,
which give this
species its name,
hanging off its back. The
large head...
- etc.) Sca****rs Sca****r
crescent (on gulls)
Secondaries Speculum Tertials Tertial step (on gulls)
Trailing edge of wing
Upper sca****rs Wing bar Wing...
- to the
tertials I. m.
salvinii – C****in, 1867:
found in the
Caribbean lowlands of
Nicaragua and
Costa Rica, has no
yellow fringes to the
tertials and is...
-
around the head, a
white wing
panel and
white edges on the
secondaries and
tertials. [M. a. persica]
North central and
western Iran.
Intermediate between M...
- has
noticeable whitish fringes creating obviously barred upperparts The
tertials of
flavirostris have
indistinct pale fringes,
whereas these pale fringes...
