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The so called Bulbul, hazari dastar_, the famous songster, is not a real bulbul_, but either Alaudina or a stonechat With Haematornis has appeared a fine Merops, of which I have not yet got a specimen; its habits were quite those of Merops, and it made the same noise: it occurred with Haematornis Chugur is a large extent of ruins, traces of paths are visible leading to the houses, mere huts built of slabs of slate.— Journals of Travels in Assam, Burma, Bhootan, Afghanistan and the Neighbouring Countries
Downs was then the stonechat.— The Life of the Fields
'Goatsucker, linnet, stonechat,' said the rector, fingering them.— Robert Elsmere
Chaffinch and greenfinch, warbler, stonechat, ruff,— Georgian Poetry 1918-19
Goatsucker, linnet, stonechat, 'said the Rector, fingering them.— Robert Elsmere
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