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 1   v,  24|        kind of humble-bee that builds a cone-shaped nest of clay
 2  VI,  1 |    hoopoe is the only one that builds no nest whatever; it gets
 3  VI,  1 |       sort of nest. The circus builds either under a dwelling-roof
 4  VI,  1 |        called ourax in Athens, builds neither on the ground nor
 5  VI,  5 |                  5~The vulture builds its nest on inaccessible
 6  VI,  5 |     only carnivorous bird that builds a nest twice. If you prick
 7  VI,  7 | palatable and fat. One species builds a nest in the wilderness
 8  IX,  9 |       than a barn-door hen. It builds a nest on trees, as has
 9  IX,  11|        of sight.~The hawk also builds in inaccessible places.
10  IX,  12|   others we have mentioned, it builds on rocks and in caverns.
11  IX,  13|       It lays about nine eggs; builds its nest on trees, out of
12  IX,  13|        lays four or five eggs, builds its nest out of the plant
13  IX,  13|        unknown localities, and builds its nest out of it; it builds
14  IX,  13|  builds its nest out of it; it builds on high trees on the slender
15  IX,  15|   others we have mentioned, it builds in trees; it feeds on caterpillars.)
16  IX,  18|        itself with the female, builds a nest and lays its eggs
17  IX,  39|     dry stone walls. It always builds its web over hollow places