. Die Naturgeschichte der Vögel [microform]: Aus dem Französischen von Graf de Buffon. Ornithologie; Vögel; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. ". Y' v M O XT S F. fo plcafant und ippoi' e es zu pro-ilch, Kerle, Ami latof thcfnicli*; der Name//vc''n Dieser fpecies. ≫ cccls Alle anderen kranken Vogel. Es ist ca - Lügner, wie sie zu essen t Der kleine Trick d Schleier legt wliilc in Erbe natürliche frcc-ut Der lirll von Yd - in der Bohrung eines nlbrt Lange. cyfekathefofteft ccrt; iin countnes, f. u> cihint wiitble, it, ml, 'rurnerfays, Th; es hat den Schleier des Jahres ems gefunden titigu, t-Jlhi, S< c. In pciiera!,

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. The natural history of birds [microform] : from the French of the Count de Buffon. Ornithology; Birds; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. '. y'v M O XT S F. fo plcafant and ippoi'e it to pro- ilch, Guys, ami latof thcfnicli*; of the name//vc'' n to this fpecies. >cccls all the other ill bird. It is ca- liar as to eat out t the little trick d veil lays wliilc in heir natural frcc- ut the lirll of Yd- in the hole of a nlbrt a long time .cyfekathefofteft ccrt;iin countnes, f.u> cihint wiitble which it , ml, 'rurnerfays, th;it hat the veil of the year ems to found titigu, t- Jlhi, S<c. In pciiera!, rvations into univcrfal repeat wh;it they have and hence the contra. c honf.-s, nearforefts; ;akcrs (Jzarkcwui.s â moufe has the name oi i HE GREAT T IT M O U S E. 397 And the mofl: downy materials. They com- monly iiavc eight, ten, or even twelve eggs, with rufous fpotf chiefly at the large end. The period of incubation e:;ceeds not twelve days: the young brood continue fevcral days blind : they arc foon covered with a thin flendcr down, which adheres to the end of the fea- thers, and drops off as thefe grow. They fly in the fpace of fifteen days; and it lias been oblerved that their growth is more rapid in rainy feafons. After they have once quitted thenclts, they return no more, but perch on tr.c neighbouring trew, and inccflantly call on each other â¢â¢â : they continue thus in a body, till the approach of fpring invites them to pair. The nelUings are found till the end of June, which flievvs that the ox-eyes have fcveral hatches. Some fay that tliey Lave three: but is it not vt'hcn they are dillurbed in the fnfl; liatch that they begin a fccond, &:c. ? Before the firlt moulting the male may be dhllnguilhcu, fnice he is larger, and of a hotter temper. In th(* Ipace of fix months the young are all full grown, and four months after moulting- they arc (it for breeding. According to Ollna, thefe * It is perhaps an cficft of this early habit, that the tit- mice run

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