Bird Studies in Twenty Four Lessons
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Head and foot of Sparrow Hawk against enemies, furred and feathered, which beset them. The noiseless approach of an Owl thus takes them unawares, though why should the hunter so often give vent to its feelings by uttering shrill notes as it proceeds on its eerie pilgrimage ? Is it for the purpose of disturbing the prey and making its whereabouts Birds of prey 69 known ? I have not so far seen this point satisfactorily explained.
To visit the long-tenanted haunt of an Owl will provide ample evid...ence of the kind of food upon which the bird preys. The Owl suffers from indigestion, or rather wishes to guard against it, and, to prevent this, it ejects from its mouth in the form of pellets the remains of undigested food such as fur, feathers, and bones. Very often careful dissection and collection of the remains are necessary before an accurate post-mortem is obtained, but this work can well be undertaken by the boys of our schools, and should provide them with interesting and useful study in winter when outdoor work is not so congenial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Head and foot of Sparrow Hawk against enemies, furred and feathered, which beset them. The noiseless approach of an Owl thus takes them unawares, though why should the hunter so often give vent to its feelings by uttering shrill notes as it proceeds on its eerie pilgrimage ? Is it for the purpose of disturbing the prey and making its whereabouts Birds of prey 69 known ? I have not so far seen this point satisfactorily explained.
To visit the long-tenanted haunt of an Owl will provide ample evid...ence of the kind of food upon which the bird preys. The Owl suffers from indigestion, or rather wishes to guard against it, and, to prevent this, it ejects from its mouth in the form of pellets the remains of undigested food such as fur, feathers, and bones. Very often careful dissection and collection of the remains are necessary before an accurate post-mortem is obtained, but this work can well be undertaken by the boys of our schools, and should provide them with interesting and useful study in winter when outdoor work is not so congenial.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Percival Westell to read onlineMoreLess
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