Kearton, Richard, 1862-1928 · London, New York [etc.] Cassell and company, ltd. · leaf 228
. This serves a twofold pur-pose. First of all it hides them from anywinged enemy, such as the carrion crow, flyingoverhead, and secondly it keeps them warm. Baby Grebes begin their education veryearly. Tumbling over the edge of the nestalmost directly after they are hatched, theyfind their father… … The Song Thrush THE bright, cheery notes of this familiarbird are better known than, perhaps,those of any other feathered vocalist. The Song Thrush is common nearly allover the country. In fact, wherever two orthree bushes grow together there the bird isalmost sure to be found. It sings early…
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