The Nests And Eggs of Indian Birds volume 1 8 7
The Nests And Eggs of Indian Birds volume 1 8 7
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The nests, ofwhich I have already sent you several, were mostly in ber (_Zizyphusjujuba_) and hinse (_Capparis aphylla_) bushes, at heights of from 3to 4 feet from the ground. Five was the largest number of eggs that Ifound in any one nest. " Major C. T. Bingham remarks:--"I found several nests of this bird inthe beginning of October at Delhi in the jherberry bushes so plentifulon the Ridge. Both nests and eggs are very like those of _Cisticolacursitans_ before described; the only difference I ...could find was thatthe entrance in the nest of _C. Cursitans_ that I found was at thetop, and in all the nests of _F. Buchanani_ at the side rather lowdown; the nests of the latter are also firmer and more globular inshape. The eggs are, to my eye, identical in colour and form. " Mr. G. Reid informs us that at Lucknow it is fairly common and apermanent resident. It makes an oblong, loosely constructed nest withthe aperture near the top, and lays three or four white eggs minutelyspotted with dingy red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nests, ofwhich I have already sent you several, were mostly in ber (_Zizyphusjujuba_) and hinse (_Capparis aphylla_) bushes, at heights of from 3to 4 feet from the ground. Five was the largest number of eggs that Ifound in any one nest. " Major C. T. Bingham remarks:--"I found several nests of this bird inthe beginning of October at Delhi in the jherberry bushes so plentifulon the Ridge. Both nests and eggs are very like those of _Cisticolacursitans_ before described; the only difference I ...could find was thatthe entrance in the nest of _C. Cursitans_ that I found was at thetop, and in all the nests of _F. Buchanani_ at the side rather lowdown; the nests of the latter are also firmer and more globular inshape. The eggs are, to my eye, identical in colour and form. " Mr. G. Reid informs us that at Lucknow it is fairly common and apermanent resident. It makes an oblong, loosely constructed nest withthe aperture near the top, and lays three or four white eggs minutelyspotted with dingy red.
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