The Wilson Bulletin volume 17 1905
The Wilson Bulletin volume 17 1905
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— Fraxk Bbuen, Bristol, Conn. , December. 1904.
Moving a Wren's Home. — For the past two seasons a pair of House Wrens have built their nest in a crevice formed at the joint where brace and post meet on the veranda of the Bristol Golf Club Tea House. From May 11 to 27, this year (1904) the building was dismantled and moved to a new site about three-fourths of a mile distant. When the veranda was taken down the wren's nest came out and fell to the ground. The men employed noticed the birds at th...at time but do not remember whether they were about after- wards or not.
July IS, a pair of Wrens, presumably the same, were still using the crevice at the new location.
My chain of evidence I know is weak in the above, and I write this more to draw out the experience of other members of the club than for its scientific value. — Frank Bruen, Bristol, Conn. , December, 1904.
Bird Btjixdeks at Fault. — Apropos to Mr. Bruen's "Transplant- ing a Robin. " John Burroughs in Bird Lore, page 85, 1901, under the title of "A Bewildered Phcebe, " gives an instance of a builder at fault.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Fraxk Bbuen, Bristol, Conn. , December. 1904.
Moving a Wren's Home. — For the past two seasons a pair of House Wrens have built their nest in a crevice formed at the joint where brace and post meet on the veranda of the Bristol Golf Club Tea House. From May 11 to 27, this year (1904) the building was dismantled and moved to a new site about three-fourths of a mile distant. When the veranda was taken down the wren's nest came out and fell to the ground. The men employed noticed the birds at th...at time but do not remember whether they were about after- wards or not.
July IS, a pair of Wrens, presumably the same, were still using the crevice at the new location.
My chain of evidence I know is weak in the above, and I write this more to draw out the experience of other members of the club than for its scientific value. — Frank Bruen, Bristol, Conn. , December, 1904.
Bird Btjixdeks at Fault. — Apropos to Mr. Bruen's "Transplant- ing a Robin. " John Burroughs in Bird Lore, page 85, 1901, under the title of "A Bewildered Phcebe, " gives an instance of a builder at fault.
What to read after The Wilson Bulletin volume 17 1905?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agassiz Association Wilson Ornithological Chapter to read onlineMoreLess
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