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1   I,  1 |        the cushat; some on the mountains, as the hoopoe; some frequent
2  IX,  11|       most.~Some birds live on mountains or in forests, as the hoopoe
3  IX,  12|    seldom seen, as it lives on mountains; it is black in colour,
4  IX,  30| so-called goat-sucker lives on mountains; it is a little larger than
5  IX,  32|       is bold enough to fly to mountains and the interior of forests.
6  IX,  32|        the kinds. It dwells on mountains or in forests, and is called "
7  IX,  40|     land and of those from the mountains: the forest-bees are more
8  IX,  41|       and scarce, lives on the mountains, engenders grubs not underground
9  IX,  45|       young in troops upon the mountains. Before dropping their young