Aves Birds
| | | | | Avis tegitur plumis volat pennis ... | Avis tegitur plumis volat pennis.
Avis habet duas alas totidem pedes caudam et rostrum.
Foemella ponit ova in nido et incubans puttos.
Ovum tegitur testa sub qua est albumen in hoc vitellus.
Aquila est rex avium.
Vultur et corvus pascuntur cadaveribus.
Faleo et accipiter captant aviculas et columbas.
Luscinia cantat suavissime omnium.
Alauda cantillat volitans in aere.
Coturnix humi sedens caeterae in ramis arborum. | Bird is covered with feathers flies with wings.
Bird has two wings as many feet tail and a bill.
Female bird lays eggs in a nest and incubates young birds.
Egg is covered with shell under which is the egg-white in which is the yolk.
Eagle is the king of birds.
Vulture and raven feed upon carrion.
Falcon and hawk catch little birds and pigeons.
Nightingale sings the sweetest of all.
Lark sings flying in the air.
Quail sits on the ground others on branches of trees. | |
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