IN THE MONTH OF. JUNE 71 
beneath the eaves of the old barn upon the 
hill. And look there !—in his lonely solitude 
the long-legged heron stands. It needs good 
eyesight to perceive the bird, so still and 
han) SIGNS) OF ‘THE -HERON S -REVELRY. DIS- 
EMBOWELLED, AND THE EYES GOUGED OUT.’ A 
DEAD JACK (PIKE) AND PERCH (-)5-size). 
motionless is he, unless you get quite close, 
when, with a laboured hop, he starts upon 
the wing, and with out-hanging legs, is soon 
almost lost to view; then he finds another 
