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BIRDS . SINGING BIRDS . “ Anna - Marie , love , up is the sun , Anna - Marie , love , morn is begun , Mists are ... though we do not mean to deny that a bird may sing from mere gaiety of heart arising from finding itself in the haunts ...
BIRDS . SINGING BIRDS . “ Anna - Marie , love , up is the sun , Anna - Marie , love , morn is begun , Mists are ... though we do not mean to deny that a bird may sing from mere gaiety of heart arising from finding itself in the haunts ...
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caged birds , if well fed and kept , will sing the greatest part of the year . ... Besides all this , it has been truly asserted that there is no part of a bird's structure impervious to air ; and , as M. Jacquemin observes , it is the ...
caged birds , if well fed and kept , will sing the greatest part of the year . ... Besides all this , it has been truly asserted that there is no part of a bird's structure impervious to air ; and , as M. Jacquemin observes , it is the ...
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This faculty of learning the first notes that the bird is able to distinguish , leads us to another interesting part of ... distinguish different species of birds , are the consequence of the parental notes which first meet their ears .
This faculty of learning the first notes that the bird is able to distinguish , leads us to another interesting part of ... distinguish different species of birds , are the consequence of the parental notes which first meet their ears .
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а sively that birds have not any innate ideas of the notes which are supposed to be peculiar to each species . ... insomuch , that it is well known , before the bird is heard , what notes you are to expect from him ?
а sively that birds have not any innate ideas of the notes which are supposed to be peculiar to each species . ... insomuch , that it is well known , before the bird is heard , what notes you are to expect from him ?
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“ It is remarkable , ” says Bechstein , “ that birds which do not sing all the year , such as the redbreast , siskin , and goldfinch , seem obliged ... This " practising " is termed by our British bird - fanciers and bird - catchers ...
“ It is remarkable , ” says Bechstein , “ that birds which do not sing all the year , such as the redbreast , siskin , and goldfinch , seem obliged ... This " practising " is termed by our British bird - fanciers and bird - catchers ...
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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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