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It is found all over the Ameri- can continent. As summer approaches, the males cast oflf their olive-covered winter suits HYBRIDS, OR '* MUI^ES." 61 and appear in their golden livery — the front of the head, wings, and tail being of a deep black.
They may often be seen in flocks, flitting from reed to reed, twittering all the time, and opening and closing its wings in the same manner as the wild canary. They have a varied, soft, and cheerful song.
In confinement the yellow bird soon becomes fam...iliar and reconciled to its surroundings. In addition to the regular seed of the canary they should have also some seed of the thistle, lettuce, hemp, and sunflower ; not necessarily all of these seed, but those which can be procured.
They are very fond of bathing and picking up small particles of sand and gravel, with which they should always be well supplied. It is some- what diflicult to secure a hybrid from this bird and the canary.
THE EUROPEAN GOLDFINCH.
This is a delightful cage bird, alike from the beauty of its plumage, its docility, its melodious song, its incessant activity, and its ability to repeat airs and the songs of other birds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is found all over the Ameri- can continent. As summer approaches, the males cast oflf their olive-covered winter suits HYBRIDS, OR '* MUI^ES." 61 and appear in their golden livery — the front of the head, wings, and tail being of a deep black.
They may often be seen in flocks, flitting from reed to reed, twittering all the time, and opening and closing its wings in the same manner as the wild canary. They have a varied, soft, and cheerful song.
In confinement the yellow bird soon becomes fam...iliar and reconciled to its surroundings. In addition to the regular seed of the canary they should have also some seed of the thistle, lettuce, hemp, and sunflower ; not necessarily all of these seed, but those which can be procured.
They are very fond of bathing and picking up small particles of sand and gravel, with which they should always be well supplied. It is some- what diflicult to secure a hybrid from this bird and the canary.
THE EUROPEAN GOLDFINCH.
This is a delightful cage bird, alike from the beauty of its plumage, its docility, its melodious song, its incessant activity, and its ability to repeat airs and the songs of other birds.
What to read after The Domestic Song Bird;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watson, H. S. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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