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Title: The history of birds : their varieties and oddities, comprising graphic descriptions of nearly all known species of birds, with fishes and insects, the world over, and illustrating their varied habits, modes of life, and distinguishing peculiarities by means of delightful anecdotes and spirited engravings
Year: 1880 (1880s)
Authors: Bingley, William, 1774-1823
Subjects: Birds Zoology
Publisher: Philadelphia : Edgewood Publishing Co.
Contributing Library: American Museum of Natural History Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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WEAVER ORIOLES AND NESTS, THE WEAVER ORIOLE. 117 lotcric Orioles are so fierce and bold, that, when disturbed, they willattack even mankind; but, when introduced into our society, theyare said to be easily tamed. Their nests are constructed in a cylindrical form; several on thesame tree, and suspended from the extremity of the branches, wherethey wave freely in the air. In these situations they are far out ofthe reach of such animals as would otherwise destroy the young-onea.Several other species construct their nests in a simikir manner. THE WEAVER ORIOLE This bird is of a yellow color; the head is brown, with a goldenshade, and the quill and tail-feathers are blackish, edged with orange.It is chiefly found in Senegal, and some other parts of Africa. Of two females of the Weaver Oriole, which were brought someyears ago from Senegal to England, it was observed, that, being kepttogether in a cage, they entwined amonoj the wires some of the stalksof the pimpernal, with which they were f

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  • booksponsor:Biodiversity_Heritage_Library
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