Urauges (ura jez)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 85
[NL. (Cabanis, 1851), glo y star lings, gs, having the tail in the typical species greatly lengthened. It is based upon the glo y thrush of Latham (1783), which is the same bird that served as type of the genera Lamp roton is (Temminck) and Juida (Le on). caudatus western and northeastern Africa; the male is 18 inches long, of which the tail makes two thirds; the plumage is glo y oil-green, with steel-blue, purple, violet, and bronze tints, in some parts marked with velvety black. Several other species of this genus are described.
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