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The Bunting |
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This section is from the book "The Plain Why And Because", by John Timbs. Also available from Amazon: The plain why and because.
Because, unlike other birds, which burrow into the stack, the bunting deliberately unroofs the rick, by seizing the end of the straw thatching, and drawing it out to search for any grain the ear might yet contain. Mr. Knapp saw a rick of barley thus unroofed, so that the immediate removal of the corn became necessary.
 
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