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CHAPTER XX. STRANGE AND FABULOUS BIRDS.

The instincts of birds are no less varied in relation to their food. The “Caprimulgus,” or goat-milker, is the name of a bird, which is to all appearance a large blackbird; it thieves 217 by night, as it cannot see during the day. It e............

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