longsighted

1. Able to see to a great distance. II. Zool. ( pl .): The genus Hareld a (q. v.). [LONG. TAILED DUCK.] B. As adj.: Having the tail uncut, as a dog. long-tailed, a. Having a long tail. Long - tailed Bats: Zool.: The genus Mini opter us (q. v.). Long -tailed Blue Jays: Ornith.: The genus Xanthura (q. v.). Long-tailed Duck , Long -tailed Hareld: Ornith.: Fuligina ( Anas ) glacial is . It is remark- able for its elongated tail-feathers. Long-tailed Field - mouse : Zobl.: Mus sylvatic us , the Wood-mouse (q. v.). Long-tailed Hareld : [ Long - tailed Duck .] Long - tailed Hawk : Ornith.: Micrastur semi tor quat us . Long-tailed Horned Owl : Ornith.: The same as Long -eared Owl (q. v.). Long - tailed Locust - eater : Ornith.: The name given by Swains on to Gryl livor a long i cauda , one of the Sylvide. Long-tailed Mole : Zool.: Talpa macrura, a native of Northern India. Long-tailed Pangolin: Zool.: Manis tetradactyl a , a scaly Ant-eater from Eastern Africa. Dark-brown in color, with the hair of the face and under-sides black; from two to three feet in length, of which the tail makes up two thirds. Called also the Four-fingered Pangolin. Long - tailed Tiger Cut : Zool.: Felis macrurus . Habitat, Brazil, where it was discovered by Prince Maximilian of Neuwied. It resembles the ocelot, but is smaller, and its spots are not so well marked. Length of body, 3. Far-seeing, shrewd, sagacious. "Dictated by a long - sighted desire of making the royal office more durable."- Lewis : Cred. Early Roman History, ch. xiv., § 15.