But the odd thing is that its young are marked all over with large blotches of blackish brown, while their tails are ringed with black like that of the tiger.
In color it is blackish brown, with a little white upon the muzzle, and in height is about five feet six inches at the shoulder.
It is blackish brown in color, with a lighter band which runs from the shoulders along the sides and across the flanks, as far as the root of the tail.
The root is of a blackish brown colour, as big as one’s little finger, but growing long, with some threads thereat; and by the small string it quickly spreads over the ground.
The plumage on the back is of a blackish brown, the feathers being edged with rust colour, the rump is red, the breast of a rusty yellowish grey striped with brown, and the remainder of the lower part of the body white.
The spaces round the eyes are blackish brown, the beak light horn colour, the feet black and sprinkled with a greyish kind of dust.
The chrysalis is blackish brown, the skin is rather roughened, and the ring divisions are paler brown.
The chrysalis, which is enclosed in a tightly woven cocoon {66} spun up between leaves, usually dead ones, is blackish brown with a violet bloom upon it.
Sometimes the general colour is blackish brown, with ochreous bands and streaks.
The ground colour in the male ranges from pale whitish or brownish ochreous, with strong markings, to blackish brown, with the markings obscured.
Larger and darker, a faint vinous wash on breast and abdomen; blackish brown above.
The ground-color is white, closely speckled with dull greenish brown and occasional small spots of various shades of lilac, the larger end rather thickly marked with blotches of blackish brown.
This species isblackish brown above, with light brown edgings to the feathers, and white below, except the chest, which is brownish, streaked with black.
The plumage of this small Buzzard (length 30 inches) is blackish brown, the naked head being red.
The ground color of the eggs vary from white to a deep greenish blue and the markings of blackish brown vary in endless patterns, some eggs being almost wholly unspotted.
In summer their general plumage is blackish brown, with a white patch around the eye, and white belly.
This moth has the front wings of a blackish brown colour, having lighter irregular bands varied with brown and grey, above and below.
Another species (Tabanus bovinus) is twelve lines in length, and of a blackish brown.
When we break these lavas, which might be taken at some distance for calcareous stone, we find in them a blackish brown nucleus.
That description of fetid limestone called by the German mineralogists stinkstein is always of a blackish brown colour.
These lavas, destitute of amphibole and mica, are of a blackish brown, often varying to the deepest olive green.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "blackish brown" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
