their fingers alone they are enabled to

  

 

 

 

     

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

eet 1 to throw 0 th between th
hoe with ri h at alate turn off abrpty at ight
follow the dire d n
t. 7
5s, its direct course b of i et, often pat to
Fi . le 4 or seven feet with
severe trial In the present the m bout
fini and at thea tent ene vp in a tat totr Dut my interest was now
rece ee rs y of verifying th by the offer of an additional reward T
i & i te, when he ate ih ea pe
1s produced a secon proving how caut
and satisfaction held up an egg, and after two or three more att Earopeans
I Kaocker's ’ F to a dense thicket of ca
rece ° 1 fiteen feet in h d sat
seeping plants, I suddenly prop yin
a ee bout a third less, and rely composed ription of light
f rk, and after
1 sandties, I succeeded in obt g from i P Position, with the earth
ig ena eer Ughlly foesitas tonal thout any other material to impart warmth, which in fct did not
as thar
hi dts i s reaching any part of it
yy much in their composition, form and situation: most of those that are placed near the water's edge
Ce mim a soil and
arf. One remarkable on, situated on rem side of Knocker's Bay, bas the
3, from to thirty fet in length, with an a ight of five feet ; another even more singular
h dentin iron-sto heap of sifted gravel
I ginal, bat
is now without any regularity, and is very exte in of at | an tin circumference. These
3 i “Uses be exceptions, as by far 1 number we ently mad ig
is produced in su 6 appears unae it the parent birds from a gr ce; bat
= it they realy adapt themselves to the difference of situation, this is scarcely probab Ismet hate
a hb a ? p i
T f ery anc
trees being often seen growing from thei sides; in one instance I found a tree growing from the middle of a mound which m
i Tend to glean from the natives how the young eflect their ¢ but on this p do not agre
The natives say that onl pir of birds are ever found dat at 1 such, judging from my own ob
Thelieve tobe the ease; they sls aim that the ¢ le ht, at inter eral days, and this T al
fowl is almost exclusively confined to the dense thickets im scent fo the saber i appears
+ inland, ° , and feeds on the ground, its
ite ¢ t P e : Feeds, berries and

   

 

    

Head and crest very deep cinnamon-brown ; back
back and wings cinnamon-browns upper and under
irides generally dark brown, but in some specime
edges; tarsi and feet bright orange

 

scales of the ence reddish brown,
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part of August to March, wi
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ced by its sti pinions when flying
it becomes fairly alarmed, it takes

 

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and five lines long by two inches

sd all the under surfice very dark grays

 

+ tal blackish brown

 

the se spare front of Wittars fea ae reer domed eel