The Naturalists Library volume 2
The Naturalists Library volume 2
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In its habits this bird is most active, climbing among the branches, and ofte* hanging from the moss or fir cones, and occasionally resting on the bole of the tree itself, and searching into its crevices. They indeed exhibit all the activity and restless- ness of the true Titmice, with groups of which * P. 78.
COMMON GOLD-CREST. 157 they may frequently be seen associated. Their note of alarm, generally uttered on the approach of a stranger, is a shrill " cheep w frequently re- peated ; when fee...ding undisturbed, it consists of a few low notes, or a short not unpleasing song. The Common Gold- Crest breeds early, and forms a beautifully constructed nest, gene- rally interwoven near the end of the branch of some pine or fir, and shewing a half pendulous structure. It is formed principally, where we have seen it, of the green mosses or hypni, softly lined inside, and contains from seven to eleven or twelve eggs, rather round in form, and of a hair brown tint, darkest at the larger extre- mity.
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In its habits this bird is most active, climbing among the branches, and ofte* hanging from the moss or fir cones, and occasionally resting on the bole of the tree itself, and searching into its crevices. They indeed exhibit all the activity and restless- ness of the true Titmice, with groups of which * P. 78.
COMMON GOLD-CREST. 157 they may frequently be seen associated. Their note of alarm, generally uttered on the approach of a stranger, is a shrill " cheep w frequently re- peated ; when fee...ding undisturbed, it consists of a few low notes, or a short not unpleasing song. The Common Gold- Crest breeds early, and forms a beautifully constructed nest, gene- rally interwoven near the end of the branch of some pine or fir, and shewing a half pendulous structure. It is formed principally, where we have seen it, of the green mosses or hypni, softly lined inside, and contains from seven to eleven or twelve eggs, rather round in form, and of a hair brown tint, darkest at the larger extre- mity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Jardine to read onlineMoreLess
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