Frigate Bird

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 7
Of the order Steganopodes; intertropical sea-bird, noted for its power of flight, both as to distance and speed. The wings are very long, the tail forked. Each bird lays a single egg of the size of a hen's egg, in rude nest. They a ociate in rookeries in the Bahama Islands, and do not catch fish.
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