Canaries And Cage Birds
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Good ventilation should be secured for five birds, or even one ; but draughts should be carefully guarded against. At this season of the year a sort of frenzy seizes us to get out of doors, and roam in the fields; to throw ourselves on the ground beneath a tree, and " enjoy nature. " We recline on the ground: and afterwards for the next forty-eight hours we enjoy nature too fully, as many of the most natural aches and pains seize us in consequence of the indiscretion. In the same way, when the ...first clear, warm spring days come, we hang the bird outside of the window, regardless of how hot the sun shines, or how chill the wind blows, and are surprised that on the next day the bird's plumage is all ruffled, and, afterwards, that he has a fit of sickness which, perhaps, terminates fatally.
Male Canaries, that have not been mated. ' are apt to act dull, and to sit stupidly on the perch, and refuse to eat much or to sing any. This is generally the case where only one bird is kept. If possible hang another singer near him, to cheer him up : change his location, giving him considerable sunshine ; let him have, each day, some morsels of fresh green stuff, or a small portion of egg, and thus tempt his appetite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good ventilation should be secured for five birds, or even one ; but draughts should be carefully guarded against. At this season of the year a sort of frenzy seizes us to get out of doors, and roam in the fields; to throw ourselves on the ground beneath a tree, and " enjoy nature. " We recline on the ground: and afterwards for the next forty-eight hours we enjoy nature too fully, as many of the most natural aches and pains seize us in consequence of the indiscretion. In the same way, when the ...first clear, warm spring days come, we hang the bird outside of the window, regardless of how hot the sun shines, or how chill the wind blows, and are surprised that on the next day the bird's plumage is all ruffled, and, afterwards, that he has a fit of sickness which, perhaps, terminates fatally.
Male Canaries, that have not been mated. ' are apt to act dull, and to sit stupidly on the perch, and refuse to eat much or to sing any. This is generally the case where only one bird is kept. If possible hang another singer near him, to cheer him up : change his location, giving him considerable sunshine ; let him have, each day, some morsels of fresh green stuff, or a small portion of egg, and thus tempt his appetite.
What to read after Canaries And Cage Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Henry Holden to read onlineMoreLess
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