Ernest Seton Thompson,
Bird-Lore: Volume I No. 2 — For Young Observers…
(1899)
“ And then a final handful threw that stuck upon his breast. The Brook-bird′s mother did her best to wash the stains away. But there they stuck, and, as it seems, are very like to stay. And so he wears the splashes and the mud blotch as you see. ”
Ernest Seton Thompson,
Bird-Life: A Guide to the Study of Our Common Birds…
“ Length, 9.10 inches. Adult male, rose-pink; back brownish; lower belly gray; wings and tail brownish black. Adult female and young, gray; Crown, upper tail-coverts, and breast washed with deep yellow. ”
Ernest Seton Thompson,
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