First of all, what kind of question is that? How is getting games that you are supposed to pay for on Steam, for free even close to being okay? Using greenluma can and will get you banned, its only a matter of time you will eventually get caught and get VAC banned or even worse, get your whole steam account banned and the ban cannot be lifted, is it illegal? Depends on if you have strict anti piracy and copyright infringement laws where you live, its definitely against the Steam Subscriber Agreement (which by using steam you AGREED to, no not reading it isnt an excuse) i can tell you that.
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Among the feathered tribe I observed a bird about the size of a pullet,having black and white feathers, a thick neck, rather large head, astrong bill a little curved, and on the fore part of the wings tworeddish spurs, like those of a young dunghill cock. It is on the alertthe moment it is alarmed, and rising from the ground, hovers over theobject which has disturbed it. The noise which it makes when[Pg 110] in thissituation, and which is probably intended as a signal of danger to otherbirds; has induced some of the natives to call it tero-tero; butothers name it despertador, awakener. Finches, gilgueros, and thethili, a kind of thrush, are numerous, as are the grey and redpartridge. Both the latter birds are much esteemed, though I preferredthe large wood pigeons, torcasas, some of which are the size of asmall pullet. Feeding entirely on herbage, they are particularly fond ofthe leaves of turnips, and they make their appearance in such numbersthat they would destroy a whole field in one day. Their flesh is of adark colour, but juicy and savoury. Of the larger species of herons Isaw three different kinds, one as large as the European heron, and quitesimilar to it; one of a milk white colour, with a neck more than twofeet long, and its red slender legs equally long; and another not quiteso large, with a beautiful tuft of white feathers on its head. Inseveral places near the coast I observed flamingoes, and was charmedwith their delicate pink plumage; they are not eaten by the natives. Ialso remarked several species of wild ducks, and three of wild geese;one called of the Cordillera is very good eating, the others I was toldare strong and fishy. The wild swan[Pg 111] is as large as the European swan,but is not so handsome. It has a black bill and feet, black and whiteplumage, and is in shape much like a goose, but is never eaten. I had inmy possession a tame eagle, which measured ten feet from one tip of itswings to the other; its breast was white spotted with black, the neckand back also black, and the tail and wings of a brown tinge withtransverse black stripes. I saw several of the same kind and others of asmaller species in the woods. Parrots very much abound, but theirplumage is not handsome, being of a dirty dead green. These birds arevery destructive of the fruit and maize. be457b7860
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