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... recording , " a word , according to Daines Barrington , probably derived from the musical instrument formerly used in England , called a “ recorder , " ' * which seems to have been a species of flute , and was probably used to teach ...
... recording , " a word , according to Daines Barrington , probably derived from the musical instrument formerly used in England , called a “ recorder , " ' * which seems to have been a species of flute , and was probably used to teach ...
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The bird was , we doubt not , at this time capturing the fresh - water mollusca and insect - larvæ which form its principal aliment . When searching for food , the Dipper , according to Mr. Macgillivray , does not proceed to great ...
The bird was , we doubt not , at this time capturing the fresh - water mollusca and insect - larvæ which form its principal aliment . When searching for food , the Dipper , according to Mr. Macgillivray , does not proceed to great ...
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is very sweet ; this bird , from the changes in its plumage consequent on the seasons , has lost its individuality with some authors , and has been described , according to the state of its dress , as the Linnet or Gray Linnet and the ...
is very sweet ; this bird , from the changes in its plumage consequent on the seasons , has lost its individuality with some authors , and has been described , according to the state of its dress , as the Linnet or Gray Linnet and the ...
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In passing our feathered friends in rapid review , we think it better not to notice them in the order of their coming , but rather according to their powers of song ; thus the Muscicapidæ , or fly - catchers , and the swallows , have no ...
In passing our feathered friends in rapid review , we think it better not to notice them in the order of their coming , but rather according to their powers of song ; thus the Muscicapidæ , or fly - catchers , and the swallows , have no ...
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Its notes , according to Mr. Blackwall , are varied and pleasing , and are compared by Mr. Dovaston to those of the redstart . The male of this pretty species , with his deep black back , and under covering of pure white , with which ...
Its notes , according to Mr. Blackwall , are varied and pleasing , and are compared by Mr. Dovaston to those of the redstart . The male of this pretty species , with his deep black back , and under covering of pure white , with which ...
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| Название | Zoological Recreations |
| Автор | William John Broderip |
| Издатель | H. Colburn, 1849 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Нью-Йоркская публичная библиотека |
| Оцифровано | 19 окт 2009 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 384 |
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