This time he would lookat the raven. But no, the raven has not moved a feather. There he stands,as grave as a judge, and with an air of the utmost innocence. This gamewould go on for a long time, until the dog lost patience, and walked away,giving up all idea of a nap. The raven is getting scarce… … THE SAVEN. here their habits and manners have often been watched by the patientnaturalist. STORIES ABOUT BIRDS. When the raven is searching for food, he walks along the ground in thesame way as the crow; but when alarmed or excited, he leaps and jumps, usingthe wings as well as the feet. He flies…
Birds -- Juvenile literature
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