A Bush Calendar
A Bush Calendar
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Bursaria spinosa White box or blackthorn Elaeocarpus cyaneus Blueberry ash Acacia decurrens Green wattle Ceratopetalum gtimmiferum Christinas bush Ceratopetalum apetalum Coachwood Angophora intermedia Apple tree Lomatia silaifolia Wild parsley Blandfordia nobilis Christmas bells Thysanotus junceus Fringed violets Dipodium punctatum Native hyacinth BIRDS BREEDING IN JANUARY.
Rhipidura albiscapa White-shafted fantail Ephthianura albifrons White-fronted chat Cisticola exilis Grass warbler Pachycep...hala rufiventris Rufous-breasted thickhead Meliornis novae-hollandiae New Holland honey-eater Zosterops caerulescens Silvereye Dicaeum hirundinaceum Mistletoe-bird Halcyon sanctus Kingfisher Synoicus australis Swamp quail Turnix varia Painted quail February 1 N Saturday we took our breakfast out. The bush is always sweet and fresh at 6 o'clock in the morning, even though the spell of dry weather has scorched and withered the last remaining signs of spring's fairness. The glade which awhile ago was green and grassy is now brown and parched, but the dry grass makes a comfortable seat, and in the creek bed, which has been guiltless of water these three months past, we found a cosy resting place and a good spot for our fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bursaria spinosa White box or blackthorn Elaeocarpus cyaneus Blueberry ash Acacia decurrens Green wattle Ceratopetalum gtimmiferum Christinas bush Ceratopetalum apetalum Coachwood Angophora intermedia Apple tree Lomatia silaifolia Wild parsley Blandfordia nobilis Christmas bells Thysanotus junceus Fringed violets Dipodium punctatum Native hyacinth BIRDS BREEDING IN JANUARY.
Rhipidura albiscapa White-shafted fantail Ephthianura albifrons White-fronted chat Cisticola exilis Grass warbler Pachycep...hala rufiventris Rufous-breasted thickhead Meliornis novae-hollandiae New Holland honey-eater Zosterops caerulescens Silvereye Dicaeum hirundinaceum Mistletoe-bird Halcyon sanctus Kingfisher Synoicus australis Swamp quail Turnix varia Painted quail February 1 N Saturday we took our breakfast out. The bush is always sweet and fresh at 6 o'clock in the morning, even though the spell of dry weather has scorched and withered the last remaining signs of spring's fairness. The glade which awhile ago was green and grassy is now brown and parched, but the dry grass makes a comfortable seat, and in the creek bed, which has been guiltless of water these three months past, we found a cosy resting place and a good spot for our fire.
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