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36949	Jefferies, Richard	Wild Life in a Southern County			.txt	text/plain	99911	4159	76	spring advances, the birds come for the remaining twigs, of which great spring, before the grass begins to grow long, comes the local blackbird does not often frequent trees; he is a hedge-bird, though Near the ha-ha wall, where the great meadow hedge comes up to the The great meadow hedge--the highway of the birds--where it approaches home-field, opening on the meadow close to the great hedge, the the old birds for some time after they can fly well and follow their Upon approaching, the old bird flies up, circles round, and comes so to prefer places near water, and long after the nesting time is past In old days men used to be on the watch about the time of the great point birds' nests in hedges or trees, and discover them quicker than that the birds did not really pass through the hedge, but had a nest	./cache/36949.txt	./txt/36949.txt