Scripture Natural History And Guide to General Zoology volume 2
Scripture Natural History And Guide to General Zoology volume 2
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Their food consists of flesh, worms, insects, and grain. Their love for carrion has caused them to be designated by that word: neither do fish, fruits, or even shell-fish es- cape the notice of these cormorants ; of which latter they contrive to break the shell by dropping them on a hard surface from a height. Weakly lambs not unfrequently fall victims to carrion crows ; and they will, like the butcher bird, pursue birds on the wing for food. The crow may be taught to articu- late several words... : it has, besides, the same propen- sity for hoarding up provisions, and glittering trinkets as the raven.
This bird must not be confounded with the hooded, or Royston crow, which is migratory; not appearing in this country till the beginning of winter with the woodcocks, and on their first coming frequent the shores of rivers. They depart in the spring to breed in other countries of higher lati- tude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their food consists of flesh, worms, insects, and grain. Their love for carrion has caused them to be designated by that word: neither do fish, fruits, or even shell-fish es- cape the notice of these cormorants ; of which latter they contrive to break the shell by dropping them on a hard surface from a height. Weakly lambs not unfrequently fall victims to carrion crows ; and they will, like the butcher bird, pursue birds on the wing for food. The crow may be taught to articu- late several words... : it has, besides, the same propen- sity for hoarding up provisions, and glittering trinkets as the raven.
This bird must not be confounded with the hooded, or Royston crow, which is migratory; not appearing in this country till the beginning of winter with the woodcocks, and on their first coming frequent the shores of rivers. They depart in the spring to breed in other countries of higher lati- tude.
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What to read after Scripture Natural History And Guide to General Zoology volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William I Bicknell to read onlineMoreLess
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