British Zoology 1
British Zoology 1
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Zinan. 85. Scopdi. No. 4.
Common Buzzard, or Puttock. Wil. Br. Zool. 66. Tab. A. 3. PL EnL 419.
*r«. 70. Oerne Falk. Brtmmcb p. 5, T HIS bird is th^ commoneft of the hawk kind we have in England. It breeds in large woods, and ufually builds on an old crow's neft, which it enlarges and lines with wool, and other foft materials : it lays two or three eggs, which are fometimes wholly white; fometimes fpotted with yellow. The cock buzzard will hatch and bring up the young, if the hen is killed *. T...he young confort with the old ones for fome little time after they quit the neft } which is not ufual with other birds of prey, who always drive away their brood as foon as they can fly. This fpecies is very flug- gifh and inactive •, and is much lefs in motion than other hawks, re- maining perched on the fame bough for the greatcft part of the day, and is found at mod times near the fame place. It feeds on birds, rabbets, moles and mice •, it will alfo eat frogs, earth-worms and infedls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zinan. 85. Scopdi. No. 4.
Common Buzzard, or Puttock. Wil. Br. Zool. 66. Tab. A. 3. PL EnL 419.
*r«. 70. Oerne Falk. Brtmmcb p. 5, T HIS bird is th^ commoneft of the hawk kind we have in England. It breeds in large woods, and ufually builds on an old crow's neft, which it enlarges and lines with wool, and other foft materials : it lays two or three eggs, which are fometimes wholly white; fometimes fpotted with yellow. The cock buzzard will hatch and bring up the young, if the hen is killed *. T...he young confort with the old ones for fome little time after they quit the neft } which is not ufual with other birds of prey, who always drive away their brood as foon as they can fly. This fpecies is very flug- gifh and inactive •, and is much lefs in motion than other hawks, re- maining perched on the fame bough for the greatcft part of the day, and is found at mod times near the fame place. It feeds on birds, rabbets, moles and mice •, it will alfo eat frogs, earth-worms and infedls.
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