Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volúmenes 292-293F. Jefferies, 1967 |
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... dabchick is a most curious exceptional , and interesting bird , and well worthy of a special study all to himself . I shall try to help my readers to such a study , assuring them that I have devoted much time to the dabchick in London ...
... dabchick is a most curious exceptional , and interesting bird , and well worthy of a special study all to himself . I shall try to help my readers to such a study , assuring them that I have devoted much time to the dabchick in London ...
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... dabchick's nest sometimes contains in its materials what is not only edible to the swans , but is a kind of tit - bit for them ; and Mr. Hudson tells of a very severe battle between swans and dabchicks because of an onset made upon the ...
... dabchick's nest sometimes contains in its materials what is not only edible to the swans , but is a kind of tit - bit for them ; and Mr. Hudson tells of a very severe battle between swans and dabchicks because of an onset made upon the ...
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... dabchick while swimming about , but the moment the dabchick hen ran very awkwardly ashore after its young one to prevent it going too far , the ducks , one or other , would suddenly dash after it and make a peck with the beak on its ...
... dabchick while swimming about , but the moment the dabchick hen ran very awkwardly ashore after its young one to prevent it going too far , the ducks , one or other , would suddenly dash after it and make a peck with the beak on its ...
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