Anecdotes of the Animal Kingdom Containing Illustrations of the Characters Hab
Anecdotes of the Animal Kingdom Containing Illustrations of the Characters Hab
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To avoid THE BLACKBIRD. 535 tliis evil it resorts to our gardens and our orchards seeking pro- tection from man, near whose haunts those rapacious plunderers are careful of approaching : yet they will at times attempt to seize upon its eggs even there, when the thrush attacks them . And drives them away with a hawk-like fury; and the noisy warfare of the contending parties occasionally draws our atten- tion to them. The call of the young birds to their parents for food is unusually disagreeable..., and reminds us of the croak of a frog. The brood being reared, it becomes again a shy creature, abandons our homesteads, and returns to its solitudes and heaths. "* We have just seen a letter by the Reverend Mr Bree of Allesley Rectory, to the Editor of the Magazine of Natural History, part of which we shall quote, as coming in appropri- ate connection with the foregoing extract. " The bird, " says Mr Bree, " is undoubtedly to be classed among the number of our songsters, and when he sings best, he is far from a con- temptible musician.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To avoid THE BLACKBIRD. 535 tliis evil it resorts to our gardens and our orchards seeking pro- tection from man, near whose haunts those rapacious plunderers are careful of approaching : yet they will at times attempt to seize upon its eggs even there, when the thrush attacks them . And drives them away with a hawk-like fury; and the noisy warfare of the contending parties occasionally draws our atten- tion to them. The call of the young birds to their parents for food is unusually disagreeable..., and reminds us of the croak of a frog. The brood being reared, it becomes again a shy creature, abandons our homesteads, and returns to its solitudes and heaths. "* We have just seen a letter by the Reverend Mr Bree of Allesley Rectory, to the Editor of the Magazine of Natural History, part of which we shall quote, as coming in appropri- ate connection with the foregoing extract. " The bird, " says Mr Bree, " is undoubtedly to be classed among the number of our songsters, and when he sings best, he is far from a con- temptible musician.
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