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... in one or two instances where he has been able to perceive it under water , it appeared to tumble about in a very extraordinary manner , with its head downwards , as if pecking something , and at the same time great exertion of both ...
... in one or two instances where he has been able to perceive it under water , it appeared to tumble about in a very extraordinary manner , with its head downwards , as if pecking something , and at the same time great exertion of both ...
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The tree - pipit arrives late in April , and begins his pretty song on the top of a bush , or on a lofty branch of an elm . Presently up he goes , rising somewhat after the manner of a sky - lark , till he has ascended nearly as high ...
The tree - pipit arrives late in April , and begins his pretty song on the top of a bush , or on a lofty branch of an elm . Presently up he goes , rising somewhat after the manner of a sky - lark , till he has ascended nearly as high ...
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... and make way to the kernells ; they were of the bignesse of a bullfinch , the henne right like the henne of the bullfinch in colour : the cocke a very glorious bird , in a manner al redde or yellowe on the brest , backe , and head .
... and make way to the kernells ; they were of the bignesse of a bullfinch , the henne right like the henne of the bullfinch in colour : the cocke a very glorious bird , in a manner al redde or yellowe on the brest , backe , and head .
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When he treated them with almonds in their shells , they got at the kernel in the same manner , namely , by first pecking a hole in the shell , and then enlarging it by wrenching off pieces by the lateral power .
When he treated them with almonds in their shells , they got at the kernel in the same manner , namely , by first pecking a hole in the shell , and then enlarging it by wrenching off pieces by the lateral power .
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figured and described in a masterly manner by Mr. Yarrell in the “ Zoological Journal , " and in his “ British Birds . " There is an odd superstition connected with these birds in Thuringia , which makes the wood - cutters very careful ...
figured and described in a masterly manner by Mr. Yarrell in the “ Zoological Journal , " and in his “ British Birds . " There is an odd superstition connected with these birds in Thuringia , which makes the wood - cutters very careful ...
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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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