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| | Bird lore. Volume 1: a machine-readable transcription. |
 | | The successful bird photographer must possess a good camera, including a first-class lens, with at least an elementary knowledge of how to get the best results from it; some acquaintance with field and forest and their feathered inhabitants, and a fund of patience, perseverance, and determination to conquer that is absolutely inexhaustible. |
 | | Bird seed and grain may be used, but a less expensive of sweeping from the hay-loft containing the seeds to which our birds are accustomed. |
 | | The bird retained his song to the last, although as age came upon him, as with all other pet birds, his singing was less and less frequent till he passed away, some few moths ago. |
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