Some Useful Australian Birds
Some Useful Australian Birds
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Gould's Handbook, vol. I, p. 157, No. 81 ; Leach's Bird Book, p. 167, No. 340.
The beautiful little birds belonging to the genus Pardalotus are peculiar to Australia and Tasmania. Seven species were listed by Gould. Two or three species may sometimes be found frequenting the same locality, but some have & well-defined range. This representative species has a very wide distribu- tion over Tasmania and the southern and eastern areas of Australia. In the days, when every genteel home had a case of... stuffed birds in a prominent position in the drawing-room, the motley assembly invariably contained a pair of Spotted Diamond-birds. They are very active, fearless little birds. I remember, as a small boy in Victoria, watching a pair that spent a lot of time on the shingle roof of a verandah, scraping up the soft, weathered wood fibre, which they apparently collected and carried off to line their nest. They spend most -of their time among the foliage of the trees, hunting on the leaves and among the loose bark on the trunk and branches for all sorts of .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gould's Handbook, vol. I, p. 157, No. 81 ; Leach's Bird Book, p. 167, No. 340.
The beautiful little birds belonging to the genus Pardalotus are peculiar to Australia and Tasmania. Seven species were listed by Gould. Two or three species may sometimes be found frequenting the same locality, but some have & well-defined range. This representative species has a very wide distribu- tion over Tasmania and the southern and eastern areas of Australia. In the days, when every genteel home had a case of... stuffed birds in a prominent position in the drawing-room, the motley assembly invariably contained a pair of Spotted Diamond-birds. They are very active, fearless little birds. I remember, as a small boy in Victoria, watching a pair that spent a lot of time on the shingle roof of a verandah, scraping up the soft, weathered wood fibre, which they apparently collected and carried off to line their nest. They spend most -of their time among the foliage of the trees, hunting on the leaves and among the loose bark on the trunk and branches for all sorts of .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter W Walter Wilson Froggatt to read onlineMoreLess
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