A Familiar History of Birds volume 1
A Familiar History of Birds volume 1
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Fitz James alone wore cap and plume, And Snowdown's knight was Scotland's king.
These plumes, too, were also valued for another purpose*, that of garnishing their arrows; the feathers of the Eagle never being injured by rain or water as others are, but remaining always durable, firm, and incorruptible.
* See Lord Somers's Tracts, vol. In.
139 CHAPTER VII.
VULTURES LOATHSOME FEEDERS STRENGTH OF. SNAKE- EATER. MODE OF KILLING SERPENTS. HAWKS CHARAC- TER OF. HAWKING FOR BUSTARDS. VALUE OF. ICELAND... FALCONS MUCH PRIZED. FALCONRY IN FORMER DAYS.
CONTEST WITH HERONS. MODES OF CATCHING. THE SPAR- ROW-HAWK. ANECDOTES. THE GLEAD, OR KITE. HERONS.
FOOD OF THE HAWK TRIBE. THEIR DISPOSITION. THE HAWK SACRED TO THE EGYPTIANS AND TURKS.
VULTURES ARE nearly allied to the Eagles in point of size and some of their habits; they yet differ from them con- siderably in others: generally speaking, they may be easily distinguished by the head and part of the neck being either quite naked or covered with a short down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fitz James alone wore cap and plume, And Snowdown's knight was Scotland's king.
These plumes, too, were also valued for another purpose*, that of garnishing their arrows; the feathers of the Eagle never being injured by rain or water as others are, but remaining always durable, firm, and incorruptible.
* See Lord Somers's Tracts, vol. In.
139 CHAPTER VII.
VULTURES LOATHSOME FEEDERS STRENGTH OF. SNAKE- EATER. MODE OF KILLING SERPENTS. HAWKS CHARAC- TER OF. HAWKING FOR BUSTARDS. VALUE OF. ICELAND... FALCONS MUCH PRIZED. FALCONRY IN FORMER DAYS.
CONTEST WITH HERONS. MODES OF CATCHING. THE SPAR- ROW-HAWK. ANECDOTES. THE GLEAD, OR KITE. HERONS.
FOOD OF THE HAWK TRIBE. THEIR DISPOSITION. THE HAWK SACRED TO THE EGYPTIANS AND TURKS.
VULTURES ARE nearly allied to the Eagles in point of size and some of their habits; they yet differ from them con- siderably in others: generally speaking, they may be easily distinguished by the head and part of the neck being either quite naked or covered with a short down.
What to read after A Familiar History of Birds volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Stanley to read onlineMoreLess
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