...The fcheme of nature would be extremely difficult, if not impoffible, for the little birds, deftined to find fuccour for the cuckoo, to find it alfo for...would there be room for the whole to inhabit the neft. Chttrader of the American General Lit, in a letter from л gentleman at Philadelphia to Dr Gordon,...

...fcheme of nature would be ex» tremely difficult, if not impoffible, for the little birds, deftined to find fuccour for the cuckoo, to find it alfo for...own young ones, after a certain period ; nor would ther* be room for the whole to inhabit the neit, JOURNAL of the PROCEEDINGS of the SIXTEENTH PARLIAMENT...

...without it ; for it would be extremely difficult, if not impoffible, for the little birds, ddliiiert to find fuccour for the cuckoo, to find it alfo for...be room for the whole to inhabit the neft. " Thus, fir, I have, with much pleafure, complied with your requell ; .and here lay before you fuch obfervations...

...if not impoffible, for the little birds, deltin ed to find fuccour for the cuckoo, to find it alio for their own young ones, after a certain period ;...room for the whole to inhabit the neft. Thus, Sir, 1 have, with much p!eafure, complied with your requell: ; and here lay before you fuch obi'ervations...

...without it; for it would be extremely difficult, if not impoffible, for the little birds, deftined to find fuccour for the cuckoo, to find it alfo for their own young ones, after a certain period j nor would there be room for the whole to inhabit the neft. Thus, Sir, I have, with much pleafure,...

...extremely difficult, if not impoffible, for the little birds deftined to find fuccour for the cuckow, to find it alfo for their own young ones after a certain period ; nor would there be room for them to inhabit the neft. Cuckows may be, and often are, brought up tame, fo as to become familiar....

...difficult, if not impossible, for the little birds destined to find succour for the Cuckoo, to find it also for their own young ones after a certain period ;...nor would there be room for the whole to inhabit the nest. The above are certainly well-attested instances of the Gtickoo's laying its eggs in the nests,...

...if not impossible, for the little birds, destined to find sue. cour for the cuckoo, to find it also for their own young ones, after a certain period :...nor would there be room for the whole to inhabit the nest. Phil. Trans. Abr. vol. i. The following observations of Dr. Darwin, however should seem to disprove...

...difficult, if not impossible, for the little birds, destined to find succour for the cuckoo, to find it also for their own young ones, after a certain period :...nor would there be room for the whole to inhabit the nest. Phil. Train. Abr. vol. x. The following observations of Dr. Darwin, however, should seem to disprove...

...small birds, destined to find support for a yonng cuckoo, to find it for their own young ones also, after a certain period; nor would there be room for the whole to inhabit the nest. The eggs of the cuckoo are remarkably small in proportion to the size of the bird; they also...