Beach Grass
Beach Grass
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The chief difference between them and their parents was the fact that they lacked the long outer feathers of the tail. The five heads and necks with their neat brown throat- bibs presented a charming appearance, extending in a row over the edge of the nest. Their shin- ing black eyes looked at me unafraid. When a parent appeared, all their yellow mouths flew open in eager expectancy and all twittered be- seechingly. Usually only one, sometimes two, were rewarded by a mouthful of insect food. A ...day arrived when the parents flew under the porch back and forth close to the nest as if to entice the young birds, but not feeding them. Several of their friends joined them, for at times there were four or even five birds flying before the gallery of the young.
The next day there were only three birds in the nest after the early morning, but the two wan- derers returned at sunset. On the following day all five flew off at eight in the morning. At times they rested in trees and were fed by the parents, 222 BEACH GRASS sometimes they were fed in mid-air, but doubt- less they did some insect catching on their own hook.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chief difference between them and their parents was the fact that they lacked the long outer feathers of the tail. The five heads and necks with their neat brown throat- bibs presented a charming appearance, extending in a row over the edge of the nest. Their shin- ing black eyes looked at me unafraid. When a parent appeared, all their yellow mouths flew open in eager expectancy and all twittered be- seechingly. Usually only one, sometimes two, were rewarded by a mouthful of insect food. A ...day arrived when the parents flew under the porch back and forth close to the nest as if to entice the young birds, but not feeding them. Several of their friends joined them, for at times there were four or even five birds flying before the gallery of the young.
The next day there were only three birds in the nest after the early morning, but the two wan- derers returned at sunset. On the following day all five flew off at eight in the morning. At times they rested in trees and were fed by the parents, 222 BEACH GRASS sometimes they were fed in mid-air, but doubt- less they did some insect catching on their own hook.
What to read after Beach Grass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Townsend, Charles Wendell, 1859- to read onlineMoreLess
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