Bird Notes
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I leave it on my desk near the open window when I go out of the room, and it comes in and feeds at its leisure. Last Sunday it came in, I do not know by what window or door (probably the front door, which was invitingly open), and regularly explored the house. I do not think there was more than one room that it did not visit, and of that the door was closed. I followed, to let it out, but it did not care for me, or avail itself of the window I opened. Now, however, windows must be closed, and w...e (i. E. I and the birds) must return to winter ways, for there was a first white frost this morning.
This morning the tits and nuthatches made their appearance again at breakfast ; very smart ROBIN AND HERON 105 and cheery, but as tame as ever. Birds have a good memory for some things. I think my little robin really loves me and feels grateful ; it sits on a rose-spray that has crept under the verandah, and looks down on me while I dine in the room below ; I think it is its night-roost. It sings gently to me all the time ; or rather it makes significant listening pauses ; and perhaps after all it is singing to an answering mate, and not to me at all !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I leave it on my desk near the open window when I go out of the room, and it comes in and feeds at its leisure. Last Sunday it came in, I do not know by what window or door (probably the front door, which was invitingly open), and regularly explored the house. I do not think there was more than one room that it did not visit, and of that the door was closed. I followed, to let it out, but it did not care for me, or avail itself of the window I opened. Now, however, windows must be closed, and w...e (i. E. I and the birds) must return to winter ways, for there was a first white frost this morning.
This morning the tits and nuthatches made their appearance again at breakfast ; very smart ROBIN AND HERON 105 and cheery, but as tame as ever. Birds have a good memory for some things. I think my little robin really loves me and feels grateful ; it sits on a rose-spray that has crept under the verandah, and looks down on me while I dine in the room below ; I think it is its night-roost. It sings gently to me all the time ; or rather it makes significant listening pauses ; and perhaps after all it is singing to an answering mate, and not to me at all !
What to read after Bird Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Mary Hayward to read onlineMoreLess
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