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1  VI,  1  |    same is the case with the lark and the tetrix. These birds
2 VIII,  16|     the turtle-dove, and the lark, all go into hiding. The
3  IX,  1  |    the poecilis, the crested lark, the woodpecker (?), and
4  IX,  1  |    it at night, and with the lark for stealing its eggs.~The
5  IX,  1  |  also are the sedge-bird and lark, the laedus and the celeus
6  IX,  8  | instance, of such birds, the lark and the woodcock, as well
7  IX,  13 |      belly, is as large as a lark; it lays four or five eggs,
8  IX,  29 |      nest of the hypolais or lark, or on a tree in the nest
9  IX,  49B|   the francolin, the crested lark, the pheasant; some of the