nd go down into the gizzard like a com-pact mass. The mill is, however, strong enough to grind it into pulp, aidedby morsels of sand and gravel, which these kind of birds are in the habit of 17^ STORIES ABOUT BIRL. swallowincj. So, in fact, the black grouse, like many of the family, goesthrough a… … THE lil.ACK-COCK. until the danger is past. He is found in many parts of England, as well as ofScotland. Like his splendid relative the capercailzie, he has been driven fromone spot to another by the progress of men and cities and cultivation. Butthere are some few spots remaining in which he…
Birds -- Juvenile literature
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