Birds of Song And Story
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Theirs is the second largest fam- ily among our birds, ranking next to the sparrows.
Some of the warblers live near streams, playing boat on floating driftwood, hunting for insects in the decaying tim- bers, running up and down half-submerged logs atilt on the shore, after spiders and water-beetles.
If they are missed we may be sure they will return in their own good time, bringing their warble with them. They may only stay long enough for breakfast or dinner, taking advan- tage of their stop-o...ver tickets, like any travelers of note.
Perhaps the strong, courageous, singing males of the party of travelers come in advance of the females and young, as if to see that the country is ready and at peace. Nothing can be said of them more beautiful and fitting than this quotation from Elliott Coues: "With tireless industry do the warblers defend the human race. They visit the orchard when the apple and pear, the peach, plum, and cherry, are in bloom, seeming to revel among the sweet-scented blossoms, but never faltering in their good work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theirs is the second largest fam- ily among our birds, ranking next to the sparrows.
Some of the warblers live near streams, playing boat on floating driftwood, hunting for insects in the decaying tim- bers, running up and down half-submerged logs atilt on the shore, after spiders and water-beetles.
If they are missed we may be sure they will return in their own good time, bringing their warble with them. They may only stay long enough for breakfast or dinner, taking advan- tage of their stop-o...ver tickets, like any travelers of note.
Perhaps the strong, courageous, singing males of the party of travelers come in advance of the females and young, as if to see that the country is ready and at peace. Nothing can be said of them more beautiful and fitting than this quotation from Elliott Coues: "With tireless industry do the warblers defend the human race. They visit the orchard when the apple and pear, the peach, plum, and cherry, are in bloom, seeming to revel among the sweet-scented blossoms, but never faltering in their good work.
What to read after Birds of Song And Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Grinnell to read onlineMoreLess
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