Our Native Songsters
Our Native Songsters
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Herbert 90 OLTx NATIVE SONGSTERS. Says, that in confinement the least cold proves fatal to them. This gentleman once took half a dozen of these golden wrens at the beginning of winter ; they became exceedingly tame, and throve well upon eggs and meat. " At roosting time, " lie observes, " there was always a whimsical conflict among them for inside places, as being tlie warmest, which ended, of course, in the weakest going to the wall. The scene began with a low whistling call among them to roos...t, and the birds on the extreme right and left, flew on the backs of those in the centre, and squeezed themselves into the middle. A fresh couple from the flanks immediately renewed the attack upon the centre, and the conflict continued till the light began to foil them. A severe frost in February killed all but one of them in a night, though in a furnished drawing-room. The survivor was preserved in a little cage by burying it every night under the sofa cushions ; but liaving been, one sharp morning, taken from under them before the room was sufficiently warmed by the fire, though perfectly well when removed, it was dead in ten minutes.
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Herbert 90 OLTx NATIVE SONGSTERS. Says, that in confinement the least cold proves fatal to them. This gentleman once took half a dozen of these golden wrens at the beginning of winter ; they became exceedingly tame, and throve well upon eggs and meat. " At roosting time, " lie observes, " there was always a whimsical conflict among them for inside places, as being tlie warmest, which ended, of course, in the weakest going to the wall. The scene began with a low whistling call among them to roos...t, and the birds on the extreme right and left, flew on the backs of those in the centre, and squeezed themselves into the middle. A fresh couple from the flanks immediately renewed the attack upon the centre, and the conflict continued till the light began to foil them. A severe frost in February killed all but one of them in a night, though in a furnished drawing-room. The survivor was preserved in a little cage by burying it every night under the sofa cushions ; but liaving been, one sharp morning, taken from under them before the room was sufficiently warmed by the fire, though perfectly well when removed, it was dead in ten minutes.
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