10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ABERDEVINE»
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The British Cyclopæedia of Natural History: Combining a ...
Aberdevine. The whole markings of the plumage in this species considerably
resemble those of the common redpole linnet (Linaria pusilla) ; the colours,
however, arc different Though by no means remarkable for the melody of its song
, it is a ...
Charles Frederick Partington, 1835
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Ornithological Dictionary of British Birds
Aberdevine. (cw«e/«. spinus,. cuvier.) □ BWon.Oyseanx, p. 354. — Gesner, Aves
, 1. — Aldrovanil, Aves, 1. p. 352. — Fringilla spinus, Linn. Syst. I. p. 322. 25. —
Faun. Suee. No. 237. — Gmel, Syst. 1. p. 914. sp. 25.— Lath. Irnl. Orn. 1. p.
George Montagu, James Rennie, 1831
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The British Cyclopædia of Natural History: Combining a ...
167 Siberian polecat, marten, iii. 216 Siluride, silurus, iii. 687 Silvery gade,
gadoida, ii. 563 Simia, ape, i. 161 Sinapis arvensis, charlock, i. 8 Sinapis nigra,
mustard, iii. 299 Siskin, aberdevine, i. 2 ; ear duel t, 700 ; black-headed or
olivares, 703 ...
Charles Frederick Partington, 1837
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Natural History: Or, Second Division of "The English ...
ABERDEVINE (Carduelis spinas, Cuvier; Fringilla ligurina, Ranzani), sometimes
called the Siskin, a well-known song-bird, which has some resemblance to the
green variety of the canary- bird, but there is considerable difference in individual
...
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The English Cyclopaedia: Geography
ABERDEVINE (Cardueli* spinus, Cuvier; Pringitta ligurina,, Rnnzani), sometimes
called the Siskin, a well-known song-bird, which has some resemblance to the
green variety of the canary- bird, but there is considerable difference in individual
...
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The British Cyclopaedia of the Arts, Sciences, History, ...
In confinement, the aberdevine is constantly running along the wires of its cage,
and when tame, if any thing it is fond of is held to it, it is taken always with the
head downwards. If a privet berry, or a piece of almond,* to both of which it is ...
7
A Practical Treatise on British Song Birds: In which is ...
THE ABERDEVINE, OR SISKIN. This bird bears so strong a resemblance to the
canary, that it might readily be mistaken for it : the plumage of the cock is
generally of a dusky greenish cast, with a bright yellow breast, and a yellow bar
across ...
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The English Cyclopaedia: Division. Geography. 4v. and Suppl
ABERDEVINE (Cardutlis spinus, Cuvier; Fringilla ligurina, Ranzani), sometimes
called the Siskin, a well-known song-bird, which has some resemblauce to the
green variety of the canary- bird, but there is considerable difference in individual
...
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The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
... 20 Abele Tree [see Populus] Abelmoschus, 21 Abencrrages, 21 Aben Kara, 22
Aber, 22 Aberbrothwick, 22 Abercromby, Sir Ralph, 22 Aberdeen, 23 Aberdevine,
24 Abergavenny, 24 Abernethy, John, 24 Aberration of light, 25 Abervstwith, ...
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The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
The population of the burgh and parish, in 1821, was 26,484; by the last returns
in 1831 it had increased to 32,912. ABERDEVINE (Carduelis minus, Cuvier ;
Fringilla ligurina, Ranz ani ), sometimes called the siskin, a well-known song-bird
, ...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 1833
