A Naturalists Ramble to the Orcades
A Naturalists Ramble to the Orcades
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Straining intently through my glass, I was delighted to observe a hen merganser (Mergus serrator) resting perfectly motionless, except when she now and then lowered her pointed head to plume and smooth her breast-feathers. Still more delighted was I to see, diving and sporting in the adjacent water, no less than twenty-one young ones.
Wonderful is the instinct and beautiful the provision which teaches these wild and wary birds to choose and take advantage of, for the purposes of incubation, spo...ts the most inaccessible and difficult of approach. It would have tried the cunningest devices of the most experienced stalker to carry her well fortified position ; and, conscious of her full security, she proudly rested upon this single stone ; and had I been armed with the most scientific weapon of offence, I could not have found it in my heart to have carried devastation into 50 ORNITHOLOGICAL RAMBLES.
her domestic circle. I remained for a long time watching the scene with a perfect trance of pleasure, and then continued on my way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Straining intently through my glass, I was delighted to observe a hen merganser (Mergus serrator) resting perfectly motionless, except when she now and then lowered her pointed head to plume and smooth her breast-feathers. Still more delighted was I to see, diving and sporting in the adjacent water, no less than twenty-one young ones.
Wonderful is the instinct and beautiful the provision which teaches these wild and wary birds to choose and take advantage of, for the purposes of incubation, spo...ts the most inaccessible and difficult of approach. It would have tried the cunningest devices of the most experienced stalker to carry her well fortified position ; and, conscious of her full security, she proudly rested upon this single stone ; and had I been armed with the most scientific weapon of offence, I could not have found it in my heart to have carried devastation into 50 ORNITHOLOGICAL RAMBLES.
her domestic circle. I remained for a long time watching the scene with a perfect trance of pleasure, and then continued on my way.
What to read after A Naturalists Ramble to the Orcades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A W Arthur William Crichton to read onlineMoreLess
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