The Nests And Eggs of Indian Birds, volume 1
The Nests And Eggs of Indian Birds, volume 1
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The eggs arelight greenish white, with rusty spots and blotches principally at thelarger end. " From Nynee Tal Colonel G. F. L. Marshall writes:--"This species buildsin trees and bushes. The only nest I examined personally was a verycompact and thick cup-shaped structure of moss, grass, and roots, lined with grass, and placed amongst the outer twigs of a blackberrybush overhanging a cliff. It was ready for the eggs on the 23rd May. It was found at Nynee Tal on Agar Pata, about 7000 feet above t...hesea. " From Sikhim Mr. Gammie writes:--"I have only myself taken two nests ofthis common species. I found both of them the same day (the 21st May), in the Chinchona reserves, at an elevation of about 5000 feet. Bothnests were in the forest, built on the outer branches of trees, atheights the one of 15, the other of 40 feet from the ground. The nestswere cup-shaped, and very neatly made of moss, leaves and fibres, andlined with black fibres. One measured externally 4
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The eggs arelight greenish white, with rusty spots and blotches principally at thelarger end. " From Nynee Tal Colonel G. F. L. Marshall writes:--"This species buildsin trees and bushes. The only nest I examined personally was a verycompact and thick cup-shaped structure of moss, grass, and roots, lined with grass, and placed amongst the outer twigs of a blackberrybush overhanging a cliff. It was ready for the eggs on the 23rd May. It was found at Nynee Tal on Agar Pata, about 7000 feet above t...hesea. " From Sikhim Mr. Gammie writes:--"I have only myself taken two nests ofthis common species. I found both of them the same day (the 21st May), in the Chinchona reserves, at an elevation of about 5000 feet. Bothnests were in the forest, built on the outer branches of trees, atheights the one of 15, the other of 40 feet from the ground. The nestswere cup-shaped, and very neatly made of moss, leaves and fibres, andlined with black fibres. One measured externally 4
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