Excerpt from Hungary and Transylvania, Vol. 2: With Remarks on Their Condition, Social, Political, and Economical
We saw a great number of wild fowl at different times. The ducks were in immense flocks; and hawks, particularly a white species, very plentiful. Of the pelicans, which are so common lower down, we saw none; nor did we observe any of the white herons, which yield the beautiful aigrettes, though they are said to be pretty frequent. The solitary beaver, which is common enough above Vienna, is rarely or never found in Hungary!
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