 ... consider them all as having originated from a few accidental varieties of the common pigeon, and not from any cross of that bird with other species, no signs or marks whatever of such...  The Genesee Farmer - Side 1951851Fuld visning - Om denne bog
 | William Jardine, P. J. Selby - 1850 - 370 sider
...but all those numerous varieties, or, as they are frequently termed, races of domesticated pigeons, so highly prized, and fostered with such care and attention by the amateur breeder or pigeon fancier ; for, however diversified their forms, colour, or peculiarity of... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1857 - 712 sider
...hut all those numerous varieties, or, as they are frequently termed, races of domesticated pigeons, so highly prized, and fostered with such care and attention by the amateur breeder or pigeon fancier ; for, however diversified their forms, colour, or peculiaiity of... | |
 | William Baird - 1858 - 642 sider
...common pigeon or inhabitant of the dovecot, but all those numerous varieties of domesticated pigeons so highly prized, and fostered with such care and attention by the amateur breeder or pigeon fancier. These varieties, numerous as they are, all originate from a few... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1860 - 774 sider
...but a!) those numerous varieties, or, аз they are frequently termed, rares of dumesticated pigeons, so highly prized, and fostered with such care and attention by the amateur breeder or pigeon fancier ; for, however diversified their forms, colour, or peculiarity of... | |
 | Charles Knight - 1866 - 586 sider
...but all those numerous varieties, or, as they are frequently termed, races of domesticated pigeons, so highly prized, and fostered with such care and attention by the amateur breeder or pigeon fancier ; for, however diversified their forms, colour, or peculiarity of... | |
 | David Jay Browne - 1867 - 112 sider
...varieties, or, as they are frequently termed, " races," of the common inhabitants of the dove cot hejjFe descended, which are so highly prized, and fostered...varieties of the common house pigeon, and not from any cross of that bird with other species, no signs nor marks whatever of such being apparent in any... | |
 | Charles Knight - 1867 - 630 sider
...but all those numerous varieties, or, as they are frequently termed, races of domesticated pigeons, so highly prized, and fostered with such care and attention by the amateur breeder or pigeon fancier ; for, however diversified their forms, colour, or peculiarity of... | |
 | Daniel Jay Browne - 1850 - 118 sider
...tail. ORIGEN OP FANCY PIGEONS AND THE COMMON HOUSE DOVE. IT is from the wild rock pigeon, (C. lima,') that all those numerous varieties, or, as they are...accidental varieties of the common house pigeon, and not I'rom any cross of that bird with other species, no signs nor marks whatever of such being apparent... | |
 | William Bingley - 1871 - 1056 sider
...but all those numerous varieties, or. as they are frequently termed, races of domesticated Pigeons, so highly prized, and fostered with such care and attention by the amateur breeder or Pigeon fancier; for, however diversified their forms, color or peculiarity of habit... | |
 | Vernon S. Morwood - 1883 - 352 sider
...common pigeon, or inhabitant of the dovecot, but all those numerous varieties of domesticated pigeons so highly prized and fostered with such care and attention by the amateur breeder or pigeon-fancier. ...' Group of Pigeons. In the wild state, the rock-pigeon lives... | |
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