Bird Life Stories, Comp. From the Writings of Audubon, Bendire, Nuttall, And Wilson
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Their flight is strong, swift and graceful and they are far more at home on the wing than on the ground, where they are seldom seen except when picking up some insect or in search of nesting material.
52 Bird Life Stories In the vicinity of Washington, District of Columbia, nidifi- cation commences about the middle of May, and full sets of eggs may be looked for the last week in this month, while in central New York, Connecticut, Wisconsin, southern Minne- sota, etc., they usually nest from eig...ht to fourteen days later.
Few of our native birds build a more ingeniously con- structed nest than the Baltimore Oriole, and it must always be considered a most interesting example of bird architecture, taking time, intelligence and good judgment to construct.
From five to eight days are usually required for its completion.
Some nests show a great superiority over others in general make-up and workmanship; these are perhaps the product of old and experienced birds, while the younger ones, from lack of judgment, often select poor sites, or else secure their nests carelessly to the supporting twigs, so that many are destroyed before the young reach maturity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their flight is strong, swift and graceful and they are far more at home on the wing than on the ground, where they are seldom seen except when picking up some insect or in search of nesting material.
52 Bird Life Stories In the vicinity of Washington, District of Columbia, nidifi- cation commences about the middle of May, and full sets of eggs may be looked for the last week in this month, while in central New York, Connecticut, Wisconsin, southern Minne- sota, etc., they usually nest from eig...ht to fourteen days later.
Few of our native birds build a more ingeniously con- structed nest than the Baltimore Oriole, and it must always be considered a most interesting example of bird architecture, taking time, intelligence and good judgment to construct.
From five to eight days are usually required for its completion.
Some nests show a great superiority over others in general make-up and workmanship; these are perhaps the product of old and experienced birds, while the younger ones, from lack of judgment, often select poor sites, or else secure their nests carelessly to the supporting twigs, so that many are destroyed before the young reach maturity.
What to read after Bird Life Stories, Comp. From the Writings of Audubon, Bendire, Nuttall, And Wilson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence Moores Weed to read onlineMoreLess
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