Zoological RecreationsH. Colburn, 1849 - Всего страниц: 384 |
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William John Broderip. ZOOLOGICAL RECREATIONS . PART FIRST . - BIRDS . SINGING BIRDS . " Anna - Marie , love , up is ... bird may sing from mere gaiety of heart arising from finding itself in the haunts dear to it , and in the midst of ...
William John Broderip. ZOOLOGICAL RECREATIONS . PART FIRST . - BIRDS . SINGING BIRDS . " Anna - Marie , love , up is ... bird may sing from mere gaiety of heart arising from finding itself in the haunts dear to it , and in the midst of ...
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... bird's structure impervious to air ; and , as M. Jacquemin observes , it is the volume of air which birds can introduce into their bodies , and the force with which they can expel it , that solve the problem how so small a creature as a ...
... bird's structure impervious to air ; and , as M. Jacquemin observes , it is the volume of air which birds can introduce into their bodies , and the force with which they can expel it , that solve the problem how so small a creature as a ...
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... birds , yet many of them are capable of whistling tunes with our more gross intervals , as in the case of piping bullfinches and canary birds . This faculty of learning the first notes that the bird is able to distinguish , leads us to ...
... birds , yet many of them are capable of whistling tunes with our more gross intervals , as in the case of piping bullfinches and canary birds . This faculty of learning the first notes that the bird is able to distinguish , leads us to ...
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... bird is heard , what notes you are to expect from him ? This , however , arises entirely from the nestling's attending only to the instruction of the parent bird , whilst it disregards the notes of all others , which may , perhaps , be ...
... bird is heard , what notes you are to expect from him ? This , however , arises entirely from the nestling's attending only to the instruction of the parent bird , whilst it disregards the notes of all others , which may , perhaps , be ...
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... bird - fanciers and bird - catchers , " recording , " a word , according to Daines Barring- ton , probably derived from the musical instrument formerly used in England , called a " recorder , " * which seems to have been a species of ...
... bird - fanciers and bird - catchers , " recording , " a word , according to Daines Barring- ton , probably derived from the musical instrument formerly used in England , called a " recorder , " * which seems to have been a species of ...
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