Pigeon Raising
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It has been highly bred in Scotland, England, and America. This breed is seen both plain legged and slightly booted. Besides their wonderful tails, their chief points are a haughty carriage of the head and swanlike bend of the neck.
They are bred in all solid colors, but are more frequently seen in intense blacks and dazzling whites. They are peculiar in structure as not having the oil-gland.
THE CARRIER Pigeon fanciers resent the confounding of THE VARIOUS BREEDS 57 the homer and carrier pigeo...n, the latter being considered by many of them as the king of birds. His name comes from the regal car- riage of his head and not from carrying mes- sages as many novices suppose. In appearance he is totally different frorn the homing pigeon, having a much longer neck, large wattles at the base of his beak, and much cere about his eyes. In order to have this cere the proper whitish bloom, which is one of the most valued points of the carrier, and not tinged with pink, the fancier keeps his birds secluded from the deteriorating influences of sun and outdoor air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been highly bred in Scotland, England, and America. This breed is seen both plain legged and slightly booted. Besides their wonderful tails, their chief points are a haughty carriage of the head and swanlike bend of the neck.
They are bred in all solid colors, but are more frequently seen in intense blacks and dazzling whites. They are peculiar in structure as not having the oil-gland.
THE CARRIER Pigeon fanciers resent the confounding of THE VARIOUS BREEDS 57 the homer and carrier pigeo...n, the latter being considered by many of them as the king of birds. His name comes from the regal car- riage of his head and not from carrying mes- sages as many novices suppose. In appearance he is totally different frorn the homing pigeon, having a much longer neck, large wattles at the base of his beak, and much cere about his eyes. In order to have this cere the proper whitish bloom, which is one of the most valued points of the carrier, and not tinged with pink, the fancier keeps his birds secluded from the deteriorating influences of sun and outdoor air.
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