etree that juts out over the face of the rock; and sometimes the nest is close bythat of the eagle, in which case the king of the birds does not seem inclinedto be, on the whole, a troublesome neighbour ; but when now and then littleski-riishes do take place, the fault is generally on the side of… … THE CARKIOiN CROW. the vulture about him. But he is a grand and noble bird compared with hisrelative the carrion crow. The very name which has been given to the crow tells you what dis-agreeable habits he is guilty of; and yet this part of his character is themost harmless. Nature has given him the…
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