0 a European bird, the male of which has black feathers and a bright yellow beak -- 黑鳥，烏鶇（產於歐洲，雄鳥黑羽黃喙，雌鳥有棕色羽毛）
In both panels the line indicated by squares corresponds to parameters found in humans, whereas the three additional lines correspond to possible values of parameters for blackbirds.
I think the argument that small boys will be made criminals if they take a blackbird's egg or a thrush's egg is really a bogey.
Blackbirds, thrushes, greenfinches, owls, hawks and falcons are particularly mentioned as birds affected.
I noticed a blackbird's nest in the undercarriage.
To permit the taking of the eggs of blackbirds, thrushes and a few other species will not do a great deal of damage.
The maximum fine is £5 for each egg—say £20 for a blackbird's nest and £40 for a water hen's nest—and a little boy is made a criminal.
Nothing could be commoner than a blackbird, a thrush or a chaffinch, depending on where you live.
The number of birds reported as taken are: blackbird 59, skylark 278, black-headed gull 1, song thrush 2, redwing 8 and fieldfare 10.
