Wild Nature in Strathearn
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They ceased coming all at once. Was it the escaped one that warned the others ?
In 1894, Sir John Gilmour had from twenty to twenty-five pigeons shot each month (total shot 265), and their crops examined to find out THE CUSHIE-DOO. 99 the good and damage done by these birds to farm crops (Highland and Agricultural Society's Transactions for 1896. ) This investigation showed that the Ring-Dove was largely a grain and leaf- devouring bird, and, on the whole, injurious to the farmer ; but it is di...fficult nay, impossible, to arrive at a just conclusion. The principal grain found in the crops was barley the place of investigation was Fife and the vegetable portion consisted largely of clover and turnip leaves ; but in addition to these there were quantities of the flower buds of the buttercup, the seeds of charlock, and other injurious weeds. In January and February the food consisted largely of turnip leaves ; in March, clovers were added to the diet; and in April, grains of barley and oats got from the newly-sown fields ; in May, grain, grass seeds, and flowers of the beech ; June, elm seeds, buttercup buds, and clover ; July, clovers, spring seeds, buttercup buds, and the leaves of cruciferous plants ; August, Sep- tember, and October, grain ; November, beans, IOO WILD NATURE IN STRATHEARN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They ceased coming all at once. Was it the escaped one that warned the others ?
In 1894, Sir John Gilmour had from twenty to twenty-five pigeons shot each month (total shot 265), and their crops examined to find out THE CUSHIE-DOO. 99 the good and damage done by these birds to farm crops (Highland and Agricultural Society's Transactions for 1896. ) This investigation showed that the Ring-Dove was largely a grain and leaf- devouring bird, and, on the whole, injurious to the farmer ; but it is di...fficult nay, impossible, to arrive at a just conclusion. The principal grain found in the crops was barley the place of investigation was Fife and the vegetable portion consisted largely of clover and turnip leaves ; but in addition to these there were quantities of the flower buds of the buttercup, the seeds of charlock, and other injurious weeds. In January and February the food consisted largely of turnip leaves ; in March, clovers were added to the diet; and in April, grains of barley and oats got from the newly-sown fields ; in May, grain, grass seeds, and flowers of the beech ; June, elm seeds, buttercup buds, and clover ; July, clovers, spring seeds, buttercup buds, and the leaves of cruciferous plants ; August, Sep- tember, and October, grain ; November, beans, IOO WILD NATURE IN STRATHEARN.
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