Inhabitent

I have not seen the little singing lark or the large brown Curloe so common to the Plains of the Missouri, but believe the Curloe is an inhabitent of this countrey dureing summer from Indian information and their attempts to mimick the notes of this fowl. ❋ Unknown (1904)

The Prarie Hen sometimes called the Grouse is peculiarly the inhabitent of the Great Plains of Columbia. they do not differ from those of the upper portion of the Missouri, the tails of which is pointed or the feathers in its center much longer than those on the Sides. this species differ assentially in the construction of this part of their plumage from those of the ❋ Unknown (1904)

The turtle dove and robin are the same of those of our countrey and are found as well on the plains as open countrey. the Columbia robin heretofore discribed seams to be the inhabitent of the woody country exclusively. the Magpye is most commonly found in the open country and are the same with those formerly discribed on the Missouri. ❋ Unknown (1904)

The turtle doves and robin are the Same of those of our countrey and are found as well as the plains as open countrey. the Columbia robin heretofore discribed Seams to be the inhabitent of the woody Country exclusively. the magpye is most commonly found in the open Country and are the Same with those formerly discribed on the Missouri. ❋ Meriwether Lewis (1791)

The Prarie Hen sometimes called the Grouse is peculiarly the inhabitent of the Great Plains of Columbia. they do not differ from those of the upper portion of the Missouri, the tails of which is pointed or the feathers in its center much longer than those on the Sides. this ❋ Meriwether Lewis (1791)

I have not Seen the little Singing lark or the large brown Curloe So Common to the Plains of the Missouri. but believe the Curloe is an inhabitent of this ❋ Meriwether Lewis (1791)

Sei itaque primum illud non eft tu, qui Ariflmrchum nece {rarium (i homines Lu - diligis atque adminuris, nam non inhabitent, fruftra audis Cratetem quaodo is fic eam et nulJius rei gratia fac - legit, tam. ❋ Unknown (1797)