Bird Watching
Bird Watching
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The instant the beaks were unlocked the birds fiercely seized each other by them again, there was the same dragging and resistance, the same lengthy duration, and this was repeated three or four times in succession. At length there was a very violent struggle, and the bird that WATCHING GULLS AND SKUAS 109 seemed to have the advantage in its hold, by advanc- ing upon the other while never relaxing this, forced its head backwards and at length right down upon its back, the bird so treated being ...obviously much distressed. At last, with a violent effort, this latter got its bill free, and the two, grappling together, and one, now, seizing hold of the other's wing, rolled together down the steep face of the rock. At the bottom they separated. The bird, as I think, that had had the worst of it all along flew back to the place from which they had fallen, while the other remained, seeming somewhat hurt by the fall. Some time later there was another conflict between the same two gulls which was similar in all respects, including the place at which it was fought, except in its ending.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The instant the beaks were unlocked the birds fiercely seized each other by them again, there was the same dragging and resistance, the same lengthy duration, and this was repeated three or four times in succession. At length there was a very violent struggle, and the bird that WATCHING GULLS AND SKUAS 109 seemed to have the advantage in its hold, by advanc- ing upon the other while never relaxing this, forced its head backwards and at length right down upon its back, the bird so treated being ...obviously much distressed. At last, with a violent effort, this latter got its bill free, and the two, grappling together, and one, now, seizing hold of the other's wing, rolled together down the steep face of the rock. At the bottom they separated. The bird, as I think, that had had the worst of it all along flew back to the place from which they had fallen, while the other remained, seeming somewhat hurt by the fall. Some time later there was another conflict between the same two gulls which was similar in all respects, including the place at which it was fought, except in its ending.
What to read after Bird Watching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Selous to read onlineMoreLess
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