Argentine Plains And Andine Glaciers Life On An Estancia And An Expedition Int
Argentine Plains And Andine Glaciers Life On An Estancia And An Expedition Int
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A OVEN-BIRD AND ITS MUD NEST.
HEAD OF A 4-FT. LONG IGUANA.
To face p. 160.
THE ESCUERZO 161 On January 30, 1909, my brother noticed, in the midst of what had been (before the locusts came and ate everything) a dense growth of big thistles, a heap of dry vegetation. Suspecting that this concealed the remains of a sheep killed by thieves, he got down and kicked up the heap, which was 3 or 4 feet across. It was a mass of rotted stalks, &c. , all warm and damp and caked together. A large iguana ran... out, and inside he found concealed some fifty eggs and baby iguanas together. A perfect egg (which was flexible, though fairly stiff) was 4-25 cm. (1*67 inches) long, and 2*8 cm. (no inches) in its greatest diameter.
A young iguana, judged to be recently hatched, was 21*5 cm. (8*45 inches) long, and of this the tail took up 13-5 cm. (5-3 inches). The young ones had a lot of vivid green about them, and their feet seemed very slender (in proportion) as compared with those of the old iguana.
The Escuerzo* Nature is not always serious, and she certainly made a joke when she devised the " escuerzo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A OVEN-BIRD AND ITS MUD NEST.
HEAD OF A 4-FT. LONG IGUANA.
To face p. 160.
THE ESCUERZO 161 On January 30, 1909, my brother noticed, in the midst of what had been (before the locusts came and ate everything) a dense growth of big thistles, a heap of dry vegetation. Suspecting that this concealed the remains of a sheep killed by thieves, he got down and kicked up the heap, which was 3 or 4 feet across. It was a mass of rotted stalks, &c. , all warm and damp and caked together. A large iguana ran... out, and inside he found concealed some fifty eggs and baby iguanas together. A perfect egg (which was flexible, though fairly stiff) was 4-25 cm. (1*67 inches) long, and 2*8 cm. (no inches) in its greatest diameter.
A young iguana, judged to be recently hatched, was 21*5 cm. (8*45 inches) long, and of this the tail took up 13-5 cm. (5-3 inches). The young ones had a lot of vivid green about them, and their feet seemed very slender (in proportion) as compared with those of the old iguana.
The Escuerzo* Nature is not always serious, and she certainly made a joke when she devised the " escuerzo.
What to read after Argentine Plains And Andine Glaciers Life On An Estancia And An Expedition Int?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Larden to read onlineMoreLess
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