The Natural History of Selborne

advance animals appear attention autumn become beginning birds breed build called circumstance common continued curious Daines Barrington Selborne Dear Sir discovered district doubt eggs Esquire fall feet female fields forest former four frequent frost garden ground half haunt head Honourable Daines Barrington hundred inches insects kind known late leave legs Letter male manner March martins matter means mentioned middle migration month morning natural nest never night observed once perhaps person plants probably procured rain remarkable retire season seems seen Selborne severe short side sing snow sometimes soon sort species spring stand stone strange summer suppose swallow swifts tail taken Thomas Pennant till trees turn usually vast village weather week whole wings winter wonder woods young