A Second book of Bird Songs for Children
A Second book of Bird Songs for Children
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There is no doubt that the cry of this bird strikes terror to the hearts of the small birds and other little creatures upon which he preys, but luckily his eyesight is poor by day and the songbirds have doubt- less learned that there is security in remaining hidden within the pro- tecting foliage of tree and shrub.
The cry is not always given in the form here used. Sometimes there is no variation from one pitch, and again the succession of notes may be quite different, perhaps with a falling of... the voice at the close. This form will be found quite characteristic, however.
56 Great Horned Owl 4S Moderate (J- B 7e) S s i ^ fr^Fff yt-4 > J> . H, JM J'^H ^ s P "Hoo - hoo-hoo-hoo - hoo - hoo - hoo -hoo!" "Oh! Moth- er, what Vr-THj*- ^^- - J> > h - ^ > ^ 1 (O ^ * ' - s can it be?" ^P & 0U * ' 7 * ' "Hoo hoo-hoo-hoo - hoo - . 2 ml mi i i_ hoo - hoo - hoo!" -w-^ *r j^ i~ " T -^^w -gf f * 1^ -f _i_ - -m f-*- 1 ^tr ^n 1 1 4 A^ V ^- T i u C. 4 S^ / 7 3 ' 3 5 L ^ T- , ) 2770 57 At "It fright -ens me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no doubt that the cry of this bird strikes terror to the hearts of the small birds and other little creatures upon which he preys, but luckily his eyesight is poor by day and the songbirds have doubt- less learned that there is security in remaining hidden within the pro- tecting foliage of tree and shrub.
The cry is not always given in the form here used. Sometimes there is no variation from one pitch, and again the succession of notes may be quite different, perhaps with a falling of... the voice at the close. This form will be found quite characteristic, however.
56 Great Horned Owl 4S Moderate (J- B 7e) S s i ^ fr^Fff yt-4 > J> . H, JM J'^H ^ s P "Hoo - hoo-hoo-hoo - hoo - hoo - hoo -hoo!" "Oh! Moth- er, what Vr-THj*- ^^- - J> > h - ^ > ^ 1 (O ^ * ' - s can it be?" ^P & 0U * ' 7 * ' "Hoo hoo-hoo-hoo - hoo - . 2 ml mi i i_ hoo - hoo - hoo!" -w-^ *r j^ i~ " T -^^w -gf f * 1^ -f _i_ - -m f-*- 1 ^tr ^n 1 1 4 A^ V ^- T i u C. 4 S^ / 7 3 ' 3 5 L ^ T- , ) 2770 57 At "It fright -ens me.
What to read after A Second book of Bird Songs for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W B William Benjamin Olds to read onlineMoreLess
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