A World of Green Hills Observations of Nature And Human Nature in the Blue Ridg
A World of Green Hills Observations of Nature And Human Nature in the Blue Ridg
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Mr. Brewster, as I now notice, says of the nest that it is " larger and com- posed of coarser material " than that of Junco hyemalis.
BIRDS, FLOWERS, AND PEOPLE 117 indeed, I wrote with perfect confidence : " The song is clearly distinguishable from that of the northern bird, — less musical, more woodeny and chippery ; " more like the chipping sparrow's, I meant to say. If I had come away then, with one bird's trill to go upon, that would have been my ver- dict, to be printed, when the time cam...e, without misgiving. But further observation brought further light, or, if the reader will, further obscurity. Some individuals were better singers than others, — so much was to be expected ; but taking them together, their music was that of ordinary snowbirds such as I had always listened to. For aught my ears told me, I might have been in Fran- conia. This is not to assert that the Alle- ghanian junco has not developed a voice in some measure its own ; I believe it has ; probability has more authority than per- sonal experience with me in matters of this kind; but the change is as yet too incon- siderable for my senses to appreciate on a short acquaintance, with no opportunity for a direct comparison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Brewster, as I now notice, says of the nest that it is " larger and com- posed of coarser material " than that of Junco hyemalis.
BIRDS, FLOWERS, AND PEOPLE 117 indeed, I wrote with perfect confidence : " The song is clearly distinguishable from that of the northern bird, — less musical, more woodeny and chippery ; " more like the chipping sparrow's, I meant to say. If I had come away then, with one bird's trill to go upon, that would have been my ver- dict, to be printed, when the time cam...e, without misgiving. But further observation brought further light, or, if the reader will, further obscurity. Some individuals were better singers than others, — so much was to be expected ; but taking them together, their music was that of ordinary snowbirds such as I had always listened to. For aught my ears told me, I might have been in Fran- conia. This is not to assert that the Alle- ghanian junco has not developed a voice in some measure its own ; I believe it has ; probability has more authority than per- sonal experience with me in matters of this kind; but the change is as yet too incon- siderable for my senses to appreciate on a short acquaintance, with no opportunity for a direct comparison.
What to read after A World of Green Hills Observations of Nature And Human Nature in the Blue Ridg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Torrey Bradford to read onlineMoreLess
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