Indian Birds: Being a Key to the Common Birds of the Plains of India
Author: Douglas Dewar Genre: Literature
Indian Birds: Being a Key to the Common Birds of the Plains of India
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Chapter 4 BIRDS WHICH ARE ALMOST INVARIABLY FOUND IN FLOCKS, EXCEPT WHEN NESTING
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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dian Whit
hatches (2
ts (39-41). (
rikes (42 and 43
ed Starling (48).
dian Star
(The other species of Myna frequently, but b
Birds (70-73).
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mmon Rose-
83-85). (Feed on t
s (121 and 122).
wifts (12
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35). (Very small flocks;
1-143). (Only when f
Peafowl (170).
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1 Chapter 1 BIRDS HAVING REMARKABLE CRIES2 Chapter 2 BIRDS WHOSE NESTS ARE LIKELY TO BE FOUND IN ANY GARDEN IN THE PLAINS3 Chapter 3 BIRDS THAT ARE FOND OF SITTING ON EXPOSED PERCHES, SUCH AS TELEGRAPH WIRES4 Chapter 4 BIRDS WHICH ARE ALMOST INVARIABLY FOUND IN FLOCKS, EXCEPT WHEN NESTING5 Chapter 5 FLIGHT6 Chapter 6 FEEDING HABITS7 Chapter 7 The common sparrow, 6 inches in length.8 Chapter 8 The bulbul, 8-9 inches in length.9 Chapter 9 The myna, 10 inches in length.10 Chapter 10 The Indian house crow, 17 ins. in length.11 Chapter 11 G. III. Ditto, ditto, ditto, Vol. III.12 Chapter 12 No.1213 Chapter 13 No.1314 Chapter 14 No.14