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Glimpses of Indian Birds

Chapter 25 THE WIRE-TAILED SWALLOW

Word Count: 1594    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

ttering to the human race. The inhumanity of man would figure largely in it. The majority of the feathered folk have

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Glimpses of Indian Birds
Glimpses of Indian Birds
Douglas Dewar Literature
“Glimpses of Indian Birds by Douglas Dewar”
1 Chapter 1 BIRDS IN A GROVE2 Chapter 2 THE MAGPIE-ROBIN3 Chapter 3 THE INDIAN SNAKE-BIRD4 Chapter 4 MINIVETS5 Chapter 5 THE POWER OF ANIMALS TO EXPRESS THOUGHT6 Chapter 6 PIED WOODPECKERS7 Chapter 7 A JHIL OUT OF SEASON8 Chapter 8 BIRDS IN WHITE9 Chapter 9 THE PIED CRESTED CUCKOO10 Chapter 10 VULTURES11 Chapter 11 THE INDIAN ROBIN12 Chapter 12 THE SHIKRA13 Chapter 13 A FINCH OF ROSEATE HUE14 Chapter 14 BIRDS ON THE LAWN15 Chapter 15 THE GREY HORNBILL16 Chapter 16 THE FLAMINGO17 Chapter 17 SUMMER VISITORS TO THE PUNJAB PLAINS18 Chapter 18 A BIRD OF MANY ALIASES19 Chapter 19 PADDY BIRDS AT BEDTIME20 Chapter 20 MERLINS21 Chapter 21 THE COMMON WRYNECK22 Chapter 22 GREEN PIGEONS23 Chapter 23 BULBULS' NESTS-I24 Chapter 24 NIGHTINGALES IN INDIA25 Chapter 25 THE WIRE-TAILED SWALLOW26 Chapter 26 WINTER VISITORS TO THE PUNJAB PLAINS27 Chapter 27 A KINGFISHER AND A TERN28 Chapter 28 THE RED TURTLE DOVE29 Chapter 29 BIRDS IN THE MILLET FIELDS30 Chapter 30 HOOPOES AT THE NESTING SEASON31 Chapter 31 THE LARGEST BIRD IN INDIA32 Chapter 32 THE SWALLOW-PLOVER33 Chapter 33 THE BIRDS OF A MADRAS GARDEN34 Chapter 34 SUNBIRDS35 Chapter 35 THE BANK MYNA36 Chapter 36 THE JACKDAW37 Chapter 37 FIGHTING IN NATURE38 Chapter 38 BIRDS AND BUTTERFLIES39 Chapter 39 VOICES OF THE NIGHT40 Chapter 40 No.4041 Chapter 41 No.4142 Chapter 42 No.42