Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 271
and breast, to golden- 248 A TALK ABOUT CANARIES. [Februaf yellow lower down ; the sides and thighs are dirtywhite ; the top of the head and back brownish-ash, streaked with brown ; the wing-feathers arebrown-black, with pale edges. The color of thefemale is more dingy and indistinct. It builds… … THE WILD CANARY. goldfinch. This is a very different bird, you willnotice, from our larger, clear-yellow cage-bird; yetthe one familiar to us in the United States is per-haps nearer the original form than the majorityof the thirty or forty known varieties of the canarywhich have been produced by…
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