Essays On Early Ornithology And Kindred Subjects
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On the 1 3th of January De Vlaming records that a dark resinous gum resembling lac was seen exuding from trees.
In a narrative of the voyage published under the title Journaal wegens een Voyagie na het onbckende Zuid-Iand, we read that on the nth of January nine or ten Black Swans were seen. In a letter from Willem van Oudhoorn, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, to the Managers of the East India Company at the Amsterdam Chamber, it is stated that three black swans were brought alive to... Batavia, but died soon after their arrival. * Several boat expeditions were made, and Swan River was entered and ascended. During these expeditions the author of the Journaal mentions that the song of the ' Nachtegael ' was heard. There are no nightingales in Australia, but the bird to which the writer of the Journaal alludes may have been the Long-billed Reed Warbler, the Australian representative of the Sedge Warbler and a denizen of the reed-beds of the Swan River. Two species of geese are also mentioned by the same writer under the names of European geese.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 1 3th of January De Vlaming records that a dark resinous gum resembling lac was seen exuding from trees.
In a narrative of the voyage published under the title Journaal wegens een Voyagie na het onbckende Zuid-Iand, we read that on the nth of January nine or ten Black Swans were seen. In a letter from Willem van Oudhoorn, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, to the Managers of the East India Company at the Amsterdam Chamber, it is stated that three black swans were brought alive to... Batavia, but died soon after their arrival. * Several boat expeditions were made, and Swan River was entered and ascended. During these expeditions the author of the Journaal mentions that the song of the ' Nachtegael ' was heard. There are no nightingales in Australia, but the bird to which the writer of the Journaal alludes may have been the Long-billed Reed Warbler, the Australian representative of the Sedge Warbler and a denizen of the reed-beds of the Swan River. Two species of geese are also mentioned by the same writer under the names of European geese.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James R Mcclymont to read onlineMoreLess
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