Front:
THE HAWK.
Back:
PRINTEP'N SAXONY
TUCKS2.0 ST GARD
RASTKARTE.
BY APPOINTMENT
CARTE POSTALEAUG 17
8P
The Kestrel Hawk.SDAK
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(Falco tinnunculus.)
A handsome bird with yellow legs, a brown back, a
spotted breast and a rounded tail. It is also called the
Windhover on account of its stationary hovering flight.
It is a bird of prey feeding on rats, mice, voles, frogs
and shrews, searching the ground for them while hovering
at a height of forty to fifty feet. It often uses the old ne
of a magpie or crow, and lays from four to six buft-wbite
eggs very thickly mottled with reddish brown splashes.
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Raphael Tuck & Sons' Educational Series of Post Cards No. 402 "BIRDS"
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