Bird Neighbors. An Introductory Acquaintance With One Hundred And Fifty Birds Commonly Found in the Gardens, Meadows, And Woods About Our Homes
Bird Neighbors. An Introductory Acquaintance With One Hundred And Fifty Birds Commonly Found in the Gardens, Meadows, And Woods About Our Homes
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Distinct chestnut patch under the tail, whick is black; feet and bill black also. Wings short, more than two inches shorter than the tail.
Hange — British provinces to Mexico; west to Rocky Mountains, rarely to Pacific coast. Winters in Southern States, Central America, and Cuba.
Migrations — May. November. Common summer resideint.
80 MOCKINGHIRn Dusky, Gray, and Slate-colored Our familiar catbird, of all the feathered tribe, presents the most contrary characteristics, and is therefore held in ...varied esti- mation^oved, admired, ridiculed, abused. 'He is the veriest "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" of birds. Exquisitely proportioned, with finely poised black head and satin-gray coat, which he bathes most carefully and prunes and prinks by the hour, he ap- pears from his toilet a Beau Brummell, an aristocratic-looking, even dandified neighbor. Suddenly, as if shot, he drops head and tail and assumes the most hang-dog air, without the least sign of self-respect ; then crouches and lengthens into a roll, head forward and tail straightened, till he looks like a little, short gray snake, lank and limp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Distinct chestnut patch under the tail, whick is black; feet and bill black also. Wings short, more than two inches shorter than the tail.
Hange — British provinces to Mexico; west to Rocky Mountains, rarely to Pacific coast. Winters in Southern States, Central America, and Cuba.
Migrations — May. November. Common summer resideint.
80 MOCKINGHIRn Dusky, Gray, and Slate-colored Our familiar catbird, of all the feathered tribe, presents the most contrary characteristics, and is therefore held in ...varied esti- mation^oved, admired, ridiculed, abused. 'He is the veriest "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" of birds. Exquisitely proportioned, with finely poised black head and satin-gray coat, which he bathes most carefully and prunes and prinks by the hour, he ap- pears from his toilet a Beau Brummell, an aristocratic-looking, even dandified neighbor. Suddenly, as if shot, he drops head and tail and assumes the most hang-dog air, without the least sign of self-respect ; then crouches and lengthens into a roll, head forward and tail straightened, till he looks like a little, short gray snake, lank and limp.
What to read after Bird Neighbors. An Introductory Acquaintance With One Hundred And Fifty Birds Commonly Found in the Gardens, Meadows, And Woods About Our Homes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanchan, Neltje, 1865-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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