Holdens New book On Birds
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They are easily domesticated to cage-life, and, when fed on nothing but canary-seed (no hemp), will sing about eight months of the year. They are hardy, and will live many years. The author owned one that was sent to the World's Fair in 1851, and, after taking the first prize in Europe, came safely back to America.
(99>) THE AMERICAN LINNET.
THE RED LINNET, a beautiful singing, or we might say whistling bird, is one that should be as univer- sally kept as the canary. His song is equally as swee...t ; and he will sing for ten months of the year, or the whole season, excepting during the time of moulting. The song consists of a variety of low, sweet-sounding notes, which are never harsh to the ear ; and if kept near other birds, the power of imi- tation being very good, he will soon add many beauti- ful notes to the already sweet song. In confinement he becomes very tame, and, if fed sparingly, will live a number of years. He should be fed exclusively on rape and canary seed, and, at times, a short allowance of that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are easily domesticated to cage-life, and, when fed on nothing but canary-seed (no hemp), will sing about eight months of the year. They are hardy, and will live many years. The author owned one that was sent to the World's Fair in 1851, and, after taking the first prize in Europe, came safely back to America.
(99>) THE AMERICAN LINNET.
THE RED LINNET, a beautiful singing, or we might say whistling bird, is one that should be as univer- sally kept as the canary. His song is equally as swee...t ; and he will sing for ten months of the year, or the whole season, excepting during the time of moulting. The song consists of a variety of low, sweet-sounding notes, which are never harsh to the ear ; and if kept near other birds, the power of imi- tation being very good, he will soon add many beauti- ful notes to the already sweet song. In confinement he becomes very tame, and, if fed sparingly, will live a number of years. He should be fed exclusively on rape and canary seed, and, at times, a short allowance of that.
What to read after Holdens New book On 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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