THE EARLY BIRD
Experiments carried out show that one line morning the lane arose at 2.1U a.m. The song thrush Avas the next riser at 2.17: the blackbird next at 2.19. Then came the redbreast at 2.:>(); -willow warbler 2.1.'>; wren 2.50: gold crest M. 00: rook 3.07; great, tit tt.ls: chaffinch 3.17; missel thrush 3.20; and magpie 'A.2'2. The sparrow is fond of his bed. He doesn't get up until almost o'clock.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 26, 23 November 1945, Page 6
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73THE EARLY BIRD Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 26, 23 November 1945, Page 6
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