This section is from the book "The Plain Why And Because", by John Timbs. Also available from Amazon: The plain why and because.
Because they do not perch, nor leap from branch to branch, nor do they even walk nimbly; for, resting on the whole length of the leg, they drag the belly after them. At the Cape of Good Hope they are called Mouse Birds, from their soft plumage, and their frequently creeping about the roots of trees. - Jennings.
 
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