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Greenwich Park: its history and associations (1902)

Webster, Angus Duncan · Greenwich H. Richardson · leaf 84

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ndergrowth of bracken providing an excellentsecluded retreat for fawning, as also for feedingpurposes during the winter months, and an enclosureat holiday times. On an average, from fifteen totwenty fawns are reared each season, and they requireto be fully four months old before being admitted… … o FAUNA AND FLORA. 39 are unacquainted with their habits both unnecessaryand out of place. That the reverse is the case will,however, be admitted when it is known that of lateyears several bucks and does have been killed by thetoo pressing attention of visitors in providing themwith food. One died…

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