Lhe Fackdaw. a3 
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hatched in the same nest. How often do we see these 
birds together in pairs in the winter season with the 
rook. Like the bird we have last named, it keeps its 
food in its throat for the purpose of feeding its young, 
giving it the appearance of having a pouch. Its flight 
may be known from that of the rook by its wings being 
shorter and quicker in motion. 

