A History of British Birds volume 3
A History of British Birds volume 3
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POPE. ALP. HOOP. COMMON BULLFINCH.
Loxia pyrrhula, PENNANT. MONTAGU.
Pyrrhula vulgaris, FLEMING. SELBY.
Loxia. Loxos Oblique transverse, (from the shape of the bill in some species. ) Pyrrhula. Pyrrhulas Some bird with red plumage.
Pyrros Red.
THIS is a strikingly handsome species an ornament of the country. In Europe, it inhabits Russia, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Germany; in Asia also it occurs, being found in Tartary, and in Japan, according to Thunberg and Temminck.
It is met with through...out England, Ireland, and Scotland; in Orkney one was shot at Lopness, by Mr. Strang, in 1809.
In the spring time it is to be seen more frequently in gardens and orchards, and may be nearly approached in its search there for food. In the winter it meets you in the lane, or by the hedgerow in the field.
A true 'Bird of the green wood, ' the Bullfinch avoids the more sterile, or the more highly cultivated districts; for here, as in so many other instances, 'extremes meet, ' and the absence of timber, in our country at least, alike betokens the highest and the lowest degree of cultivation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
POPE. ALP. HOOP. COMMON BULLFINCH.
Loxia pyrrhula, PENNANT. MONTAGU.
Pyrrhula vulgaris, FLEMING. SELBY.
Loxia. Loxos Oblique transverse, (from the shape of the bill in some species. ) Pyrrhula. Pyrrhulas Some bird with red plumage.
Pyrros Red.
THIS is a strikingly handsome species an ornament of the country. In Europe, it inhabits Russia, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Germany; in Asia also it occurs, being found in Tartary, and in Japan, according to Thunberg and Temminck.
It is met with through...out England, Ireland, and Scotland; in Orkney one was shot at Lopness, by Mr. Strang, in 1809.
In the spring time it is to be seen more frequently in gardens and orchards, and may be nearly approached in its search there for food. In the winter it meets you in the lane, or by the hedgerow in the field.
A true 'Bird of the green wood, ' the Bullfinch avoids the more sterile, or the more highly cultivated districts; for here, as in so many other instances, 'extremes meet, ' and the absence of timber, in our country at least, alike betokens the highest and the lowest degree of cultivation.
What to read after A History of British Birds volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F O Francis Orpen Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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