We had very little idea of the systematic care and regular food required to ensure against loss and enable the young birds to attain a weight in a few weeks which we supposed required almost as many months.
It is seldom prevalent except during the warm weather, and usually in young birds of from two to six weeks of age.
By the time these oats are two or three inches high they can be reoccupied by young birds, so that two crops can be grown upon the same ground each season.
Experience teaches that such situations are mostly the choice of young birds, or more properly speaking, of birds of the past season.
The nest was immediately examined, and found to contain a pair of young birds.
But these will mostly be found to be young birds, which have not been able to fling off the timidity which they have probably inherited.
In order that the species may be continued, young birds must be produced, and the female birds have to sit assiduously on their eggs.
There is, however, a general impression that this knowledge is hereditary, and does not need to be acquired by young birds; in support of which view Mr. Jenner Weir states that his birds always disregarded inedible caterpillars.
During the breeding season they visit islands where they are sure to find thousands of eggs as well as young birds.
They are generally divided into flocks, consisting of one male, several females, and a number of young birds; but it is rarely that several families unite to live in common.
But days hurried on; before long, young birds were as big as their fathers and had joined the ranks of the grown-ups.
But from what I have seen of young birds, when their hour strikes they go, be it fair or foul.
We shall be able to get a fine collection of young birds, which will be far more tender than the old ones.
What's more, it doesn't matter to you much whether you find eggs or young birds in a nest.
But Chatterer said nothing more, for he knew that all the others knew that what Jimmy said was true: Chatterer had robbed many a nest of young birds.
The return flight is noticed in August, and consists mostly of young birds, the older ones reaching us during September and October.
Young birds of this species, in the brown and white dress characteristic of immaturity, may often be seen quietly fishing under the cliffs, notably in Tor Bay.
By far the majority seen first are young birds, and these arrive from the middle of July onwards.
My own observations point to a contrary conclusion; and I may say that I have had unrivalled opportunities for studying the habits of young birds.
The flocks generally consist mostly of young birds of the year; the fully adult birds, however, though fewer in number, are in sufficient numbers to make a very fair show.
Every year there hatch into the world fresh generations of young birds, and each {15} generation has to learn afresh from experience what is pleasant to eat and what is not.
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