It has always been matter of wonder to me that field-fares, which are so congenerous to thrushes and blackbirds, should never choose to breed in England: but that they should not think even the highlands cold and northerly, and sequestered enough, is a circumstance still more strange and wonderful..
"The-Natural-History-of-Selborne"
White, Gilbert
If I admire when I see how much congenerous birds love to congregate, I am the more struck when I see incongruous ones in such strict amity.
"The-Natural-History-of-Selborne"
White, Gilbert
But other congenerous vegetables differ so widely in their time of flowering that we cannot but admire.
"The-Natural-History-of-Selborne"
White, Gilbert