1850. Fraser’s Mag., XLII. July, 35/1. Only one foot was employed in scratching up the sand, and when the bird had grasped a footful it threw the sand behind it with small exertion, and without shifting its standing position on the other leg.
1850. Fraser’s Mag., XLII. July, 35/1. Only one foot was employed in scratching up the sand, and when the bird had grasped a footful it threw the sand behind it with small exertion, and without shifting its standing position on the other leg.
