A Bird Calendar for Northern India
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The iora is a feathered exquisite, about the size of a tomtit. Thecock is arrayed in green, black and gold; his mate is gowned in greenand yellow.
The iora has a great variety of calls, of these a soft and ratherplaintive long-drawn-out whistle is uttered most frequently in Apriland May.
In shape and size the nest resembles an after-dinner coffee cup. It isbeautifully woven, and, like those of the white-eye and fantailflycatcher, covered with cobweb; this gives it a very neat appearance. In it ...are laid two or three eggs of salmon hue with reddish-brown andpurple-grey blotches.
Throughout April the sprightly tailor-birds are busy with their nests. The tailor-bird (_Orthotomus sutorius_) is a wren with a long tail. Inthe breeding season the two median caudal feathers of the cock projectas bristles beyond the others. The nest is a wonderful structure. Having selected a suitable place, which may be a bush in a garden or apot plant in a verandah, the hen tailor-bird proceeds to make, withher sharp bill, a series of punctures along the margins of one or moreleaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The iora is a feathered exquisite, about the size of a tomtit. Thecock is arrayed in green, black and gold; his mate is gowned in greenand yellow.
The iora has a great variety of calls, of these a soft and ratherplaintive long-drawn-out whistle is uttered most frequently in Apriland May.
In shape and size the nest resembles an after-dinner coffee cup. It isbeautifully woven, and, like those of the white-eye and fantailflycatcher, covered with cobweb; this gives it a very neat appearance. In it ...are laid two or three eggs of salmon hue with reddish-brown andpurple-grey blotches.
Throughout April the sprightly tailor-birds are busy with their nests. The tailor-bird (_Orthotomus sutorius_) is a wren with a long tail. Inthe breeding season the two median caudal feathers of the cock projectas bristles beyond the others. The nest is a wonderful structure. Having selected a suitable place, which may be a bush in a garden or apot plant in a verandah, the hen tailor-bird proceeds to make, withher sharp bill, a series of punctures along the margins of one or moreleaves.
What to read after A Bird Calendar for Northern India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dewar Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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