Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 687
n themonkeys house. The next building I visited was the Aviary, orbird-house. Here are gathered together hundredsof beautiful and curious birds. There seemed to bebirds from all parts of the world, who would cer- small fry as may be found on shore. Then, agair*he is peculiar because he acts more… … LAUGHING-JACKASSES. tainly never have seen each other—at least, mostof them never would —if they had not been broughttogether in this house. Among the birds which interested me most wasan enormous pigeon, the largest of the pigeon tribe.This fellow, who is about as big as a small turkey,is called…
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