Adventures in Bird Land
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When the Kestrel has captured a mouse it is very interesting to watch him devour it. After settling, the prey is held in one foot and e bird gazes round with a fierce gleam in its yes. When satisfied that no enemy is about, the Kestrel places the mouse under one foot, 174 The Kestrel and pulls out the creature's eyes with its beak. Then placing both feet on the mouse, the bird of prey tugs at the skin ; sometimes this suddenly gives and he goes flying backwards, but with a flap of his wings he ...regains his balance. When the body has been torn to pieces the bird carries the food to its mouth with one foot. After the mouse is devoured and only a few spots of blood remain on the moss-covered mound to tell the story, the Kestrel is very careful to clean his beak and feathers. When his toilet is quite completed, and he has shaken his feathers three or four times, he turns one eye up to the sky, opens his long wings, and floats up with a beautiful airy flight and is soon lost in the summer blue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the Kestrel has captured a mouse it is very interesting to watch him devour it. After settling, the prey is held in one foot and e bird gazes round with a fierce gleam in its yes. When satisfied that no enemy is about, the Kestrel places the mouse under one foot, 174 The Kestrel and pulls out the creature's eyes with its beak. Then placing both feet on the mouse, the bird of prey tugs at the skin ; sometimes this suddenly gives and he goes flying backwards, but with a flap of his wings he ...regains his balance. When the body has been torn to pieces the bird carries the food to its mouth with one foot. After the mouse is devoured and only a few spots of blood remain on the moss-covered mound to tell the story, the Kestrel is very careful to clean his beak and feathers. When his toilet is quite completed, and he has shaken his feathers three or four times, he turns one eye up to the sky, opens his long wings, and floats up with a beautiful airy flight and is soon lost in the summer blue.
What to read after Adventures in Bird Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Gregory Pike to read onlineMoreLess
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