Bird Land Echoes
Bird Land Echoes
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There is such a wide range in the musical merits of individual birds that it is scarcely fair to make a comparison, and in localities where both species occur it would be diffi- cult to determine which bird was singing. Does the locality influence a bird's song ? This is not a silly question. No caged bird ever sang as well as its free brother, not even a mocking-bird ; and may it not be that the primeval forest the hermit loves so well, with all its grandeur of giant trees, mossy rocks, still ...ponds, wild water-falls, and the companionship of nature's fiercest forms of life, inspires this thrush to efforts that we seldom hear in the tamer haunts of its cousin ? but is not the less pretentious wood- thrush sometimes impelled to an unusual effort, and, so moved, does it not accomplish all that makes the hermit one of the musical marvels of the country? I may be wrong, but I have not yet been convinced to the contrary.
9* CHAPTER IV.
PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR.
THE popular names that have been given by everybody which means no responsible body to our common birds are about as contradictory and misleading as are the sound and spelling of some of our words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is such a wide range in the musical merits of individual birds that it is scarcely fair to make a comparison, and in localities where both species occur it would be diffi- cult to determine which bird was singing. Does the locality influence a bird's song ? This is not a silly question. No caged bird ever sang as well as its free brother, not even a mocking-bird ; and may it not be that the primeval forest the hermit loves so well, with all its grandeur of giant trees, mossy rocks, still ...ponds, wild water-falls, and the companionship of nature's fiercest forms of life, inspires this thrush to efforts that we seldom hear in the tamer haunts of its cousin ? but is not the less pretentious wood- thrush sometimes impelled to an unusual effort, and, so moved, does it not accomplish all that makes the hermit one of the musical marvels of the country? I may be wrong, but I have not yet been convinced to the contrary.
9* CHAPTER IV.
PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR.
THE popular names that have been given by everybody which means no responsible body to our common birds are about as contradictory and misleading as are the sound and spelling of some of our words.
What to read after Bird Land Echoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott, Charles C. (Charles Conrad), 1843-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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