Elements of Ornithology
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The Swallow announces even to Swifts, and other small birds the approach of.
a bird of, prey. At the sight of an owl or a hawk, it utters a piercing cry ; immediately all the birds of its species, and the Swifts assemble around it, and often march in line tigainst the enemy, which they harass until he is forced to beat a retreat.
39. In the genus of Swallows we must mention, the Martin, — Hirundo urbica,^{Ptate A. fig. l.) which is black above, white below and. on the tail, and the feet are fea...thered! to the nails. It arrives about the middle of April, and disappears about the mid- dle of September. It constructs its nest of earth, lined inside with straw and feathers, which it pften places in the angles of windows and beneath the eaves.
40. The Chimney Swallow, — Hirundo rustica, — ^is an inch longer than the preceding, with a- very forked tail and naked toes ; it is black above ; the front, that is the forehead, throat, and brows are red, and the rest of the bird is ordinarily white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Swallow announces even to Swifts, and other small birds the approach of.
a bird of, prey. At the sight of an owl or a hawk, it utters a piercing cry ; immediately all the birds of its species, and the Swifts assemble around it, and often march in line tigainst the enemy, which they harass until he is forced to beat a retreat.
39. In the genus of Swallows we must mention, the Martin, — Hirundo urbica,^{Ptate A. fig. l.) which is black above, white below and. on the tail, and the feet are fea...thered! to the nails. It arrives about the middle of April, and disappears about the mid- dle of September. It constructs its nest of earth, lined inside with straw and feathers, which it pften places in the angles of windows and beneath the eaves.
40. The Chimney Swallow, — Hirundo rustica, — ^is an inch longer than the preceding, with a- very forked tail and naked toes ; it is black above ; the front, that is the forehead, throat, and brows are red, and the rest of the bird is ordinarily white.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Henri Milne Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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