A Year With the Birds
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I cannot yet answer this question, nor is it likely that I shall ever be able to witness the arrival of the Susten Pipits as I witnessed their departure ; but I contrived in the course of a week in these regions to set a few intelligent natives in an inquiring mood with regard to these matters, and it is possible that next spring may bring me some scraps of useful information. At present I am content to remem- ber that Mr. Knox, in the passage just now referred to, was the first to discover tha...t the arrival and departure of our English species are not performed in exactly the same manner.
We saw nothing of special ornithological interest in the melancholy Meienthal, which leads down from the Susten to the St. Gotthard railway at Wasen ; but I was reminded of a passage in my third chapter (p. 83) when we arrived at the first considerable pasture, and found a whole commu- nity of men, women, children, cows, and goats, on the very point of migrating from their cool and healthy summer home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot yet answer this question, nor is it likely that I shall ever be able to witness the arrival of the Susten Pipits as I witnessed their departure ; but I contrived in the course of a week in these regions to set a few intelligent natives in an inquiring mood with regard to these matters, and it is possible that next spring may bring me some scraps of useful information. At present I am content to remem- ber that Mr. Knox, in the passage just now referred to, was the first to discover tha...t the arrival and departure of our English species are not performed in exactly the same manner.
We saw nothing of special ornithological interest in the melancholy Meienthal, which leads down from the Susten to the St. Gotthard railway at Wasen ; but I was reminded of a passage in my third chapter (p. 83) when we arrived at the first considerable pasture, and found a whole commu- nity of men, women, children, cows, and goats, on the very point of migrating from their cool and healthy summer home.
What to read after A Year With the Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Warde William Warde Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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