At Home With Wild Nature
At Home With Wild Nature
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A mental note of this little accident had no doubt been made by the bird, for when she emerged again, instead of flying away in search of more food, she descended straight to the ground, diligently sought for the lost ant's egg, and upon recovering it promptly flew back to her chicks with it. I thought this was a very clever piece of mentality on the part of the wryneck, for she not only remembered what she had lost, but where she had lost it, all through the exciting period of distribut- ing a... large collection of food to her clamorous young ones, so I tried a little experiment upon her. The nesting-box was taken down and suspended in a 75 At Home with Wild Nature plum tree about twelve to fifteen feet away and within full view of its original site ! When the bird returned she ran up and down, round and round the trunk of the ash tree, but utterly failed to discover the new location of her home, until she flew into the plum tree and descended upon it by what appeared to be an accident.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A mental note of this little accident had no doubt been made by the bird, for when she emerged again, instead of flying away in search of more food, she descended straight to the ground, diligently sought for the lost ant's egg, and upon recovering it promptly flew back to her chicks with it. I thought this was a very clever piece of mentality on the part of the wryneck, for she not only remembered what she had lost, but where she had lost it, all through the exciting period of distribut- ing a... large collection of food to her clamorous young ones, so I tried a little experiment upon her. The nesting-box was taken down and suspended in a 75 At Home with Wild Nature plum tree about twelve to fifteen feet away and within full view of its original site ! When the bird returned she ran up and down, round and round the trunk of the ash tree, but utterly failed to discover the new location of her home, until she flew into the plum tree and descended upon it by what appeared to be an accident.
What to read after At Home With Wild Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kearton, Richard, 1862-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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