Canaries And Cage-Birds: the Food, Care, Breeding, Diseases And Treatment of ...
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They are often caged when young with a view of teaching them to speak, which ia sometimes successful.
The Raven, of all bii-ds, is most widely distributed over the surface of the globe. He measures two feet in length, of which the tail measures about nine inches. The whole bird is a deep black color, the upper part being tinged with purple, the lower part and tail with green. The beak is high, round, and shaped like a dagger. The tongue is very broad, which accounts for the ease with which he l...earns to speak. Some persons in Europe cut the string of the tongue, with a view to facilitate the utterance of sounds ; although I think the operation entirely unnecessary, and nothing more than an ancient, useless custom.
The Raven builds his nest in the highest ti'ees of a wooded country, almost inaccessible to the hands of the egg-stealing youngster. The young, in oi-der to be tamed, should be taken from the nest when about fifteen days old ; and as they will eat almost any thing in the shape of meat, fish, or scraps from the table, the diffi- culty of raising them is slight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are often caged when young with a view of teaching them to speak, which ia sometimes successful.
The Raven, of all bii-ds, is most widely distributed over the surface of the globe. He measures two feet in length, of which the tail measures about nine inches. The whole bird is a deep black color, the upper part being tinged with purple, the lower part and tail with green. The beak is high, round, and shaped like a dagger. The tongue is very broad, which accounts for the ease with which he l...earns to speak. Some persons in Europe cut the string of the tongue, with a view to facilitate the utterance of sounds ; although I think the operation entirely unnecessary, and nothing more than an ancient, useless custom.
The Raven builds his nest in the highest ti'ees of a wooded country, almost inaccessible to the hands of the egg-stealing youngster. The young, in oi-der to be tamed, should be taken from the nest when about fifteen days old ; and as they will eat almost any thing in the shape of meat, fish, or scraps from the table, the diffi- culty of raising them is slight.
What to read after Canaries And Cage-Birds: the Food, Care, Breeding, Diseases And Treatment of ...?
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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