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Page 375
... dovecot be high , and narrow within , pigeons will dislike going to the bottom : I have known when young pigeons have tumbled out of the nest , that the old ones have suffered them to starve rather than go to the bottom to feed them . I ...
... dovecot be high , and narrow within , pigeons will dislike going to the bottom : I have known when young pigeons have tumbled out of the nest , that the old ones have suffered them to starve rather than go to the bottom to feed them . I ...
Page 376
... dovecot - the largest and best I ever saw . Having a strong inclination to build a cot and raise a stock of pigeons , and hearing of this famous dovecot , I went with the rat - catcher to view it . The nests were all made of small ...
... dovecot - the largest and best I ever saw . Having a strong inclination to build a cot and raise a stock of pigeons , and hearing of this famous dovecot , I went with the rat - catcher to view it . The nests were all made of small ...
Page 377
... dovecot later than midday , but as early in a morn- ing as convenient . Whatever repairs are necessary , either to the building or to the nests , should be done before noon : for , if you disturb the pigeons in the afternoon , they will ...
... dovecot later than midday , but as early in a morn- ing as convenient . Whatever repairs are necessary , either to the building or to the nests , should be done before noon : for , if you disturb the pigeons in the afternoon , they will ...
Page 378
... dovecot ; and the con- sequence was , that I had a more early and a more numerous hatch of young than any of my neighbours . In general , a dovecot has treble the number of holes that are used . I took off the roof from one of mine ...
... dovecot ; and the con- sequence was , that I had a more early and a more numerous hatch of young than any of my neighbours . In general , a dovecot has treble the number of holes that are used . I took off the roof from one of mine ...
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