A Bird Collectors Medley
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Number two now swarmed the trunk, and stuck to an uncomfortable position, until, at Nature's dictation, he too slid down. Such poking and scraping as he had managed to cram into his short excursion up aloft had produced some small pieces of white egg-shell and a little yolk, and this is the nearest approach to a Woodpecker's egg that I have ever known obtained near Polegate.
Some of the clearings in these woods are to my mind unusually attractive. One that contains a knoll carpeted in spring wi...th bluebells, and producing a wonderful haze of blue in the distance, is a sight that no one could forget, while the track that leads to it contains the most effective of all woodland trees a wild fruit-tree.
Other clearings, from which all the trees have been removed, have been overgrown with bracken, and thus afford a suitable breeding-ground for the Nightjar. There is little chance of finding the eggs amongst the thick cover, unless one happens to put up the bird, and the male is far more often flushed than the female.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Number two now swarmed the trunk, and stuck to an uncomfortable position, until, at Nature's dictation, he too slid down. Such poking and scraping as he had managed to cram into his short excursion up aloft had produced some small pieces of white egg-shell and a little yolk, and this is the nearest approach to a Woodpecker's egg that I have ever known obtained near Polegate.
Some of the clearings in these woods are to my mind unusually attractive. One that contains a knoll carpeted in spring wi...th bluebells, and producing a wonderful haze of blue in the distance, is a sight that no one could forget, while the track that leads to it contains the most effective of all woodland trees a wild fruit-tree.
Other clearings, from which all the trees have been removed, have been overgrown with bracken, and thus afford a suitable breeding-ground for the Nightjar. There is little chance of finding the eggs amongst the thick cover, unless one happens to put up the bird, and the male is far more often flushed than the female.
What to read after A Bird Collectors Medley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E C Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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