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The Ornithology of Shakespeare

Note 71 — Chapter V · THE BIRDS OF SONG.

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Not only does the nightingale sing by day, but she is by no means the only bird which sings at night. We have frequently listened with delight to the wood lark, skylark, thrush, sedge-warbler and grasshopper-warbler long after sunset, and we have heard the cuckoo and corncrake at midnight.

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