...carries part of their flefh to his retreat. Infants ha.ve been deftroyed by them. Smith, in his hiftory of Kerry, relates, that a poor man in that country, got a comfortable fubfiftence for his family, during a fummer of famine, out of an eagle's neft, by robbing the eaglets...

...they bring a vail quart. •Falco, trty of prey to tlitir young. Smith, in Ills Hiftory of -"~~ч— Kerry, relates, that a poor man in that country got a comfortable fubfiftcnce for his family, during a furnmer of famine, out of an eagle's neft, by robbing the eaglets...

...unhurt in the nests, and restored to the affrighted parents. and industry to supply their offspring. Smith, in his history of Kerry, relates, that a poor...their assiduity beyond the usual time, by clipping the wings, and retarding the flight of the young; and very probably also, as I have known myself, by so...

...then that the female, as well as the male, exert all their force and industry to supply their young. Smith, in his History of Kerry, relates, that a poor...their assiduity beyond the usual time by clipping the wings, and retarding the flight of the young, and very probably also, as I have known myself, by so...

...male and female exert all their force and industry to supply their offspring. Smith, in his history ot Kerry, relates, that a poor man in that country got...food, which was plentifully supplied by the old ones. Ay eagles; but fortunately they received no hurt by the way; and, the eagles being pursued, the children...

...then that the female, as well as the male, exert aH their force and industry to supply their young. Smith, in his History of Kerry, relates, that a poor...eagle's nest, by robbing the eaglets of food, which w£s plentifully supplied by the old ones. He protracted their assiduity beyond the usual time by clipping...

...rapacious creatures — the eagle is peculiarly formidable when bringing up its young — a poor man got a comfortable subsistence for his family, during...of an eagle's nest, by robbing the eaglets of food — eagles killed a peasant who had robbed their nests — there is a law in the Orkney islands, which...

...young. It is then that the male and female exert all their force and industry to supply their offspring. Smith, in his history of Kerry, relates, that a poor...their assiduity beyond the usual time, by clipping the wings, and retarding the flight of the young; and very probably also, as I have known myself, by so...

...then, that the female, as well as the male, exert all their force and industry to supply their young. Smith, in his History of Kerry, relates, that a poor...in that country, got a comfortable subsistence for bis family, during a summer of famine, out of an Eagle s nest, by depriving the Eagles of the provision,...

...these rapacious creatur-.s; the eagle is peculiarly formidable when bringing up its young: a "poor man got a comfortable subsistence for his family, during...of an eagle's nest, by robbing the eaglets of food: eagles killed a peasant who had robbed their nests: there .is a law in the Orkney Islands, which entitles...