crimson-headed

“Meanwhile the grandmother and granddaughter were roused from the mute astonishment in which they were gazing after the young cavalier by a tittering behind them; and a pair of bright eyes looked out upon, them from beneath a bundle of long, crimson-headed clover, whose rich carmine tints were touched to brighter life by setting sunbeams.”

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 43, May, 1861 Creator

“Far different from the cool unconcern of the crimson-headed tanager were the manners of another red-headed dweller on the mountain.”

A Bird-Lover in the West

“The bright glancing wings of the summer red-bird, the crimson-headed woodpecker, the gay blue-bird, and noisy but splendid plumed jay might be seen among the branches; the air was filled with beauteous sights and soft murmuring sounds.”

Lost in the Backwoods

“The bright glancing wings of the summer red-bird, the crimson-headed woodpecker, the gay blue-bird, and noisy but splendid plumed jay, might be seen among the branches; the air was filled with beauteous sights and soft murmuring melodies.”

Canadian Crusoes

“The sweet clear song of the robin, or the monotonous tapping of the brilliant crimson-headed woodpecker, alone broke the stillness of the scene; and after a time, Tom, somewhat wearied and heated by the exertion of rowing, felt inclined to yield to the spirit of rest which breathed around.”

The Young Emigrants; Madelaine Tube; the Boy and the Book; and Crystal Palace

“Having solidly established herself in the semifinals, the crimson-headed teen proved she has the chops to play with the big girls.”

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“a bundle of long, crimson-headed clover, whose rich carmine tints were touched to brighter life by setting sunbeams.”

Agnes of Sorrento