Bird-Ways
Bird-Ways
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A more con- stant and jealous watcher than this bird could scarcely be. When not in the apple boughs, he might generally be seen in a tree in the next lot, a little farther off, and it seemed as if he was not absent long enough to get necessary food.
One day an impatient visitor, wishing to see if the oriole was at home, gave the tree a violent shake. She was at home, and she flew off in a rage, perching on the next tree, scolding and shaking her wings at him, every moment emit- ting a peculiar... cry, new to me then, but very familiar later, — the cry of distress. In a mo- ment or two this brought upon the scene her mate, who added his cries and demonstrations to hers. The perpetrator of this rude joke re- tired, somewhat ashamed, and it was interesting to see how long it was after all was quiet before Digitized by CjOOQ IC " UPON THE TREE-TOP.'' 115 the birds were reassured. He went to the nest and looked in, but she could not be persuaded that it was safe for her to return. She flew back and forth between two trees about a hun- dred feet apart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A more con- stant and jealous watcher than this bird could scarcely be. When not in the apple boughs, he might generally be seen in a tree in the next lot, a little farther off, and it seemed as if he was not absent long enough to get necessary food.
One day an impatient visitor, wishing to see if the oriole was at home, gave the tree a violent shake. She was at home, and she flew off in a rage, perching on the next tree, scolding and shaking her wings at him, every moment emit- ting a peculiar... cry, new to me then, but very familiar later, — the cry of distress. In a mo- ment or two this brought upon the scene her mate, who added his cries and demonstrations to hers. The perpetrator of this rude joke re- tired, somewhat ashamed, and it was interesting to see how long it was after all was quiet before Digitized by CjOOQ IC " UPON THE TREE-TOP.'' 115 the birds were reassured. He went to the nest and looked in, but she could not be persuaded that it was safe for her to return. She flew back and forth between two trees about a hun- dred feet apart.
What to read after Bird-Ways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Olive Thorne, 1831-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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