. Bird notes . Photo by ir. Shore Baily, Weaver and Nest. Bird Photo by IV. Shore Baily, Weaver and Nest. The Nesting of Hartlaubs Weaver. I2y each Ceriopsis, Egyptian, and Canadian Geese, the last named\vith three gosHngs; also i pair each Wigeon, Mallard,Mandarin, Pintail, and Formosa Ducks. All my disasters have not yet been told: I got a from Belfast to pinion the four Storks and same number ofEgrets, with the result that three of the Storks and one Egretdied as the result of the operation—the Vet, did not tie up thearteries properly, and when
. Bird notes . Photo by ir. Shore Baily, Weaver and Nest. Bird Photo by IV. Shore Baily, Weaver and Nest. The Nesting of Hartlaubs Weaver. I2y each Ceriopsis, Egyptian, and Canadian Geese, the last named\vith three gosHngs; also i pair each Wigeon, Mallard,Mandarin, Pintail, and Formosa Ducks. All my disasters have not yet been told: I got a from Belfast to pinion the four Storks and same number ofEgrets, with the result that three of the Storks and one Egretdied as the result of the operation—the Vet, did not tie up thearteries properly, and when they flapped their wings the bloodburst out—he was dreadfully sorry and upset about it and offeredat once to replace them, but, of course, I could not allow himto do this. With great difficulty I managed to save one Storkand three Egrets, which arc now all in beautiful pulmage. The Nesting of Hartlaubs Weaver. {Xantliups hartlaubi).By W. Shore Baily, is one of the yellow-headed Hyphantornine weavers,and comes from Angola. This spring Mr. Chapman had aconsignment of
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