The Quarterly Review, 263. köide,522. numberJohn Murray, 1934 |
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Page 245
... female , or females , on three or four consecutive days . Here , too , it is interesting to question how long these meetings continue , whether they cease when all the females are paired up or whether odd pairs wander off as the matings ...
... female , or females , on three or four consecutive days . Here , too , it is interesting to question how long these meetings continue , whether they cease when all the females are paired up or whether odd pairs wander off as the matings ...
Page 246
... female . The actual courting bears a marked resemblance to that of the pheasant . The male bird passes by the female , tilting his body so that she may obtain a good view of his back and one drooping wing . At the same time he takes ...
... female . The actual courting bears a marked resemblance to that of the pheasant . The male bird passes by the female , tilting his body so that she may obtain a good view of his back and one drooping wing . At the same time he takes ...
Page 248
... female . Such is the Blackbird , whose true courting invitation is his beautiful song , which , as we have seen , is now no longer the basis on which the final selection of the female is made . At any time in the spring one or more male ...
... female . Such is the Blackbird , whose true courting invitation is his beautiful song , which , as we have seen , is now no longer the basis on which the final selection of the female is made . At any time in the spring one or more male ...
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