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The boy's own book; (1834)

[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 287

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elvesand partitions of six or eightinches deep should run alongthe front, to keep the couples apart, and afford them good resting-places.It will be an advantage, if you»can allow two holes between each partitionfor each couple of birds. The box may also be made square; or in fact,according to the… … PIGEON LOFTS. We shall now proceed to give the young Fancier proper instructions forbuilding pigeon lofts, which are used for breeding and keeping the moracurious sort of birds, or what are commonly denominated Fancy pigeons. PIGEONS. 285 Many persons convert the spaces between the garrets and the…

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