The Natural History of SelborneSociety for promoting Christian Knowledge, 1871 |
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Gilbert White. tion of these two different breeds might not be re- versed . ( However , an intelligent friend of mine near Chichester is determined to try the experiment ; and has this autumn , at the hazard of being laughed at ...
Gilbert White. tion of these two different breeds might not be re- versed . ( However , an intelligent friend of mine near Chichester is determined to try the experiment ; and has this autumn , at the hazard of being laughed at ...
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... tion as to open and shut with great exactness , just as in its first situation . Several oaks also are still standing , and in a state of vegetation , after taking the same desperate leap . That great part of this pro- digious mass was ...
... tion as to open and shut with great exactness , just as in its first situation . Several oaks also are still standing , and in a state of vegetation , after taking the same desperate leap . That great part of this pro- digious mass was ...
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... - claw on each hind leg ; the dog has none . When taken out into a field , the bitch showed some disposi- tion for hunting , and dwelt on the scent of a covey of partridges till she sprung them , giving her tongue 310 NATURAL HISTORY.
... - claw on each hind leg ; the dog has none . When taken out into a field , the bitch showed some disposi- tion for hunting , and dwelt on the scent of a covey of partridges till she sprung them , giving her tongue 310 NATURAL HISTORY.
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abound aëre Alauda Andalusia animal appear April autumn bird of passage birds of prey blackcap brood build called chaffinches cock colour cuckoo curious DEAR SIR district eggs feed feet fieldfares fields flocks frequently frost garden genus Gibraltar GILBERT WHITE Greatham ground Hanger hatched haunt hedges hill hirundines hirundo house-martins hundred inches insects late legs LETTER Linnæus manner martins mentioned migration morning Motacilla natural history neighbouring nest never Newton Valence night observed owls pair parish PEREGRINE FALCON perhaps ponds procure quadrupeds RAII rain redwings remarkable remiges retire ring-dove ringousels season seems seen Selborne sing snow soft-billed birds soon species spring stone stone curlew strange summer birds suppose Sussex swifts tail titmouse trees vast village weather wild wings winter Wolmer Forest wonder woodcocks Woodlark woods wren young