Bird Stories From Burroughs
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It waswell sheltered and concealed, and was not easily come at by any of itsnatural enemies, save snakes and weasels. But concealment often availslittle. In May, a song sparrow, which had evidently met with disasterearlier in the season, built its nest in a thick mass of woodbineagainst the side of my house, about fifteen feet from the ground. Perhaps it took the hint from its cousin the English sparrow. The nestwas admirably placed, protected from the storms by the overhanging eavesand from al...l eyes by the thick screen of leaves. Only by patientlywatching the suspicious bird, as she lingered near with food in herbeak, did I discover its whereabouts. That brood is safe, I thought, beyond doubt. But it was not: the nest was pillaged one night, either byan owl, or else by a rat that had climbed into the vine, seeking anentrance to the house. The mother bird, after reflecting upon her illluck about a week, seemed to resolve to try a different system oftactics, and to throw all appearances of concealment aside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It waswell sheltered and concealed, and was not easily come at by any of itsnatural enemies, save snakes and weasels. But concealment often availslittle. In May, a song sparrow, which had evidently met with disasterearlier in the season, built its nest in a thick mass of woodbineagainst the side of my house, about fifteen feet from the ground. Perhaps it took the hint from its cousin the English sparrow. The nestwas admirably placed, protected from the storms by the overhanging eavesand from al...l eyes by the thick screen of leaves. Only by patientlywatching the suspicious bird, as she lingered near with food in herbeak, did I discover its whereabouts. That brood is safe, I thought, beyond doubt. But it was not: the nest was pillaged one night, either byan owl, or else by a rat that had climbed into the vine, seeking anentrance to the house. The mother bird, after reflecting upon her illluck about a week, seemed to resolve to try a different system oftactics, and to throw all appearances of concealment aside.
What to read after Bird Stories From Burroughs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burroughs, John, 1837-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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