A Country Lane Its Flora And Its Fauna
A Country Lane Its Flora And Its Fauna
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Ah me ! what lovely tints are there Of olive green and scarlet bright, In spikes, in branches, and in stars, Green, red, and pearly white. " 16 It is at. This season, too, when the wintry winds have scattered the leaves of other trees and shrubs, that the glossy verdure of the clinging Ivy appears to such advantage. Its clusters of yellowish-green flowers are seen in November and December, followed by those brown juicy berries, the food of some of our common birds when other fruits are rare. Eq...ually ornamental and attractive is the dark shining prickly-leaved Holly, with its clusters of bright red berries still used as of yore for the Christmas decoration of churches and homely dwellings.
As the harsh winds of winter give place to soft vernal breezes it is interesting to note the changes which the hedges gradually undergo. Among the first " to welcome the time of buds, the infant year, " appear the snowy blossoms of the Sloe or Blackthorn, (Prunus spinosa], " Whose early flowers anticipate the leaf, " the bare black branches affording a striking contrast to the beautiful white flowers which they carry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah me ! what lovely tints are there Of olive green and scarlet bright, In spikes, in branches, and in stars, Green, red, and pearly white. " 16 It is at. This season, too, when the wintry winds have scattered the leaves of other trees and shrubs, that the glossy verdure of the clinging Ivy appears to such advantage. Its clusters of yellowish-green flowers are seen in November and December, followed by those brown juicy berries, the food of some of our common birds when other fruits are rare. Eq...ually ornamental and attractive is the dark shining prickly-leaved Holly, with its clusters of bright red berries still used as of yore for the Christmas decoration of churches and homely dwellings.
As the harsh winds of winter give place to soft vernal breezes it is interesting to note the changes which the hedges gradually undergo. Among the first " to welcome the time of buds, the infant year, " appear the snowy blossoms of the Sloe or Blackthorn, (Prunus spinosa], " Whose early flowers anticipate the leaf, " the bare black branches affording a striking contrast to the beautiful white flowers which they carry.
What to read after A Country Lane Its Flora And Its Fauna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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