The Young Angler Naturalist And Pigeon And Rabbit Fancier With Hints As to Th
The Young Angler Naturalist And Pigeon And Rabbit Fancier With Hints As to Th
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Old birds are usually caught by nooses in the autumn, and they should then be fed upon elderberries and meal worms for a few days, so as gradually to bring them to their artificial food ; this food should be bruised hemp- seed, and a paste made of bread soaked in water, and BRITISH SONG BIEDS.
afterwards steeped in milk, with barley or wheat meal, or a paste made of hemp-seed, scalded and bruised, and white bread also soaked ; these pastes should be mixed up fresh every morning, and when given ...to the birds some fresh raw lean meat chopped fine, should be added to them ; the yolk of an egg boiled hard and crumbled into small pieces, is a very excellent variation to the general food ; meal worms, ants' eggs, maggots of the bluebottle fly, &c. Are also exceedingly good, and most vegetables are eaten by these birds with avidity.
THE BULFIXCH.
Pick-a-bud, as the gardeners call this great destroyer of buds in spring, especially the young bloom of green- gages, is a beautifully- marked bird, having a splendid red breast, a black head, and a pleasant looking ash- coloured back, which is varied by the black of his wing feathers and tail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old birds are usually caught by nooses in the autumn, and they should then be fed upon elderberries and meal worms for a few days, so as gradually to bring them to their artificial food ; this food should be bruised hemp- seed, and a paste made of bread soaked in water, and BRITISH SONG BIEDS.
afterwards steeped in milk, with barley or wheat meal, or a paste made of hemp-seed, scalded and bruised, and white bread also soaked ; these pastes should be mixed up fresh every morning, and when given ...to the birds some fresh raw lean meat chopped fine, should be added to them ; the yolk of an egg boiled hard and crumbled into small pieces, is a very excellent variation to the general food ; meal worms, ants' eggs, maggots of the bluebottle fly, &c. Are also exceedingly good, and most vegetables are eaten by these birds with avidity.
THE BULFIXCH.
Pick-a-bud, as the gardeners call this great destroyer of buds in spring, especially the young bloom of green- gages, is a beautifully- marked bird, having a splendid red breast, a black head, and a pleasant looking ash- coloured back, which is varied by the black of his wing feathers and tail.
What to read after The Young Angler Naturalist And Pigeon And Rabbit Fancier With Hints As to Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Rogers to read onlineMoreLess
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