Birds Their Photographs And Home Life
Birds Their Photographs And Home Life
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No preparation is made by the bird for the comfort of the two prospective young; the nest is just a bare spot on the cold damp earth, where the surroundings are so nearly the color of the setting bird that it is hard to see or picture, so completely does the plumage mimic the background.
This bird in no way resembles a Hawk either in actions or appearance : it has neither the grasping talons nor the hooked bill of the raptores ; neither is it a bird of prey. It is often mistaken for the Whip-po...or-will which it resembles in appearance, but not in habits. It is a graceful, swift and sure flycatcher. Not even the quick dragonfly can escape the accurate and vigorous movements of the Night-hawk.
From the bellowing-like noise produced by the air rushing through its wings as it makes a lightning head- dive from great heights, the bird is known as the Bull Bat. With a frog-like mouth bordered by bristles and a diminutive beak, it is a peculiar looking bird. It has not a single bad trait and many useful ones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No preparation is made by the bird for the comfort of the two prospective young; the nest is just a bare spot on the cold damp earth, where the surroundings are so nearly the color of the setting bird that it is hard to see or picture, so completely does the plumage mimic the background.
This bird in no way resembles a Hawk either in actions or appearance : it has neither the grasping talons nor the hooked bill of the raptores ; neither is it a bird of prey. It is often mistaken for the Whip-po...or-will which it resembles in appearance, but not in habits. It is a graceful, swift and sure flycatcher. Not even the quick dragonfly can escape the accurate and vigorous movements of the Night-hawk.
From the bellowing-like noise produced by the air rushing through its wings as it makes a lightning head- dive from great heights, the bird is known as the Bull Bat. With a frog-like mouth bordered by bristles and a diminutive beak, it is a peculiar looking bird. It has not a single bad trait and many useful ones.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Hawes Cordier to read onlineMoreLess
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