 | 1859 - 736 Seiten
...approached from below, on a person getting within eighty or a hundred yards, they move slowly up hill or slanting across, often turning to look back, and...from the spot. They seldom in any situation walk far down hill, and never run except for a few yards when about to take wing. The whole flock get up together... | |
 | John William Carleton - 1859 - 732 Seiten
...getting within eighty or a hundred yards, they move slowly up hill or slanting across, often turniug to look back, and do not go very far unless followed....from the spot. They seldom in any situation walk far down hill, and never run except for a few yards when about to take wing. The whole flock get up together... | |
 | Thomas Claverhill Jerdon - 1864 - 492 Seiten
...approached from below, on a person getting within eighty or a hundred yards, they move slowly up hill or slanting across, often turning to look back, and...from the spot. They seldom in any situation walk far down hill, and never run except for a few yards when about to take wing. The whole flock get up together... | |
 | Thomas Claverhill Jerdon - 1864 - 240 Seiten
...approached from below, on a person getting within eighty or a hundred yards, they move slowly up hill or slanting across, often turning to look back, and...from the spot. They seldom in any situation walk far down hill, and never run except for a few yards when about to take wing. The whole flock get up together... | |
 | 734 Seiten
...approached from below, on a person getting within eighty or a hundred yards, they move slowly up hill or slanting across, often turning to look back, and...from the spot. They seldom in any situation walk far down hill, and never run except for a few yards -when about to take wing. The whole flock get up together... | |
 | 732 Seiten
...approached from below, on a person getting within eighty or a hundred yards, they move slowly up hill or slanting across, often turning to look back, and...from the spot. They seldom in any situation walk far down hill, and never run except for a few yards when about to take wing. The whole flock get up together... | |
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The jer moonall is not remarkably wild or shy. When approached from below, on a person getting within eighty or a hundred yards, they move slowly up hill or slanting across, often turning to look back, and do not go very far unless followed. If approached... 