CROWS. 
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it dwells amongst the forests on the elevated slopes. 
From the retired nature of its habits very little is 
known of' its domestic economy. It is said to nestle 
in the holes of trees, and where these are not to be 
met with suitable to the purpose, it is said to he 
capable of working them to the desired shape, or even 
of excavating one itself. 
