The Illustrated Alphabet of Birds eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 16 pages of information about The Illustrated Alphabet of Birds.

The Illustrated Alphabet of Birds eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 16 pages of information about The Illustrated Alphabet of Birds.

Title:  The Illustrated Alphabet of Birds

Author:  Unknown

Release Date:  February 13, 2004 [eBook #11073]

Language:  English

Character set encoding:  Us-ASCII

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ILLUSTRATED ALPHABET OF BIRDS

1851.

[Illustration:  bird on cover.]

A-B-C-D

[Illustration:  frontispiece drawing.]

[Illustration:  title page drawing.]

A a

  The auk.

  A is an Auk,
    Of the Artic sea,
  He lives on the ice,
    Where the winds blow free.

  [Illustration:  The auk.]

B b

  The blue bird.

  B is a Blue Bird. 
    In early spring,
  How sweet his songs
    Through the forest ring.

  [Illustration:  The blue bird.]

C c

  The Condor.

  C is a Condor,
    On the Andes’ height,
  He plumes his wings
    For a lofty flight.

  [Illustration:  The Condor.]

D d

  The Duck.

  D is a Duck
    Of the canvas back sort;
  To shoot at a flock
    Is considered fine sport.

  [Illustration:  The Duck.]

E e

  The Bald Eagle.

  E’s a Bald Eagle,
    So bold and so free;
  On the flag of our country
    He spans land and sea.

  [Illustration:  The Eagle.]

F f

  The Fish Hawk.

  F is a Fish Hawk,
    Who lives on the shore: 
  He catches his prey
    Mid the ocean’s roar.

  [Illustration:  The Fish Hawk.]

G g

  The goose.

  G is a Goose;
    His feathers we take
  And put them in sacking
    Our beds to make.

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