...— House or Chimney Sw.tllow. Pen*. Sew. Birds, p. ep.—Penn. Brit. Zotl. i. tab. 56. VOL. II. CC note of gratitude and complacency, that a person must...little regard to the wonders of nature that has not remarked this action. As soon as the dam has disengaged herself from the first brood, she immediately...

...towards each other and meeting at an angle; the young all the while uttering such a short quick uote of gratitude and complacency, that a person must have paid very little regard to the most interesting wonders of nature, who has not remarked this scene. The M»rtin generally builds under...

...advance rising towards each other and meeting at an angle; the young all the while uttering such a short quick note of gratitude and complacency, that a person must have paid very little regard to the most interesting wonders of nature, who has not remarked this scene. The Martin generally builds under...

...when a mouthful is collected, at a certain signal given, the dam and the nestling advance, The female betakes herself immediately to the business of a second...which at once associates with the first broods of house-martins ; and with them congregates, clustering on sunny roofs, towers and trees. This /tirando...

...rising towards each other, and meeting at an angle ; the young-one all the while uttering such a short quick note of gratitude and complacency, that a person...paid very little regard to the wonders of nature, who has not remarked this scene. As soon as the dam has disengaged herself from the first brood, she...

...wonders of Nature, who has not remarked this feat. The dam betakes herself immediately to the rearing of a second brood, as soon as she is disengaged from her first ; which she at once associates with the first broods of house martins; and with them congregates, clustering...

...advance, rising towards each other, and meeting at an angle ; the young one all the while uttering such a little quick note of gratitude and complacency,...person must have paid very little regard to the wonders cif nature, that has not often remarked this feat.* The female betakes herself immediately to the business...

...rising towards each other, and meeting at an angle, the young one all the while uttering such a short quick note of gratitude and complacency that a person...paid very little regard to the .wonders of nature who has not remarked this scenef." On the same principle it is said that the male assists the female...

...advance, rising towards each other, and meeting at an angle ; the young one all the while uttering such a little quick note of gratitude and complacency,...which at once associates with the first broods of house-martins ; and with them congregates, clustering on sunny roofs, towers, and trees. This hirundo...

...nestling advance, rising towards each other, and meeting at an angle; the young one all the while uttering such a little quick note of gratitude and complacency,...which at once associates with the first broods of house-martins ; and with them congregates, clustering on sunny roofs, towers, and trees. This hirundo...