Bramble-Bees And Others
Bramble-Bees And Others
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This is the Filago spathulata of thebotanists; and the bird also makes use, though less frequently, of theFilago germanica, or common cotton-rose. Both are known in Provencal bythe name herbo dou tarnagas, or Shrike-herb. This popular designationtells us plainly how faithful the bird is to its plant. To have struckthe agricultural labourer, a very indifferent observer, the Shrike'schoice of materials must be remarkably persistent.
Have we here a taste that is exclusive? Not in the least. Though...cotton-roses of all species are plentiful on level ground, they becomescarce and impossible to find on the parched hills. The bird, on itsside, is not given to journeys of exploration and takes what it finds tosuit it in the neighbourhood of its tree or hedge. But on arid ground, the Micropus erectus, or upright micropus, abounds and is a satisfactorysubstitute for the Filago so far as its tiny, cottony leaves and itslittle fluffy balls of flowers are concerned. True, it is short anddoes not lend itself well to weaver's work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the Filago spathulata of thebotanists; and the bird also makes use, though less frequently, of theFilago germanica, or common cotton-rose. Both are known in Provencal bythe name herbo dou tarnagas, or Shrike-herb. This popular designationtells us plainly how faithful the bird is to its plant. To have struckthe agricultural labourer, a very indifferent observer, the Shrike'schoice of materials must be remarkably persistent.
Have we here a taste that is exclusive? Not in the least. Though...cotton-roses of all species are plentiful on level ground, they becomescarce and impossible to find on the parched hills. The bird, on itsside, is not given to journeys of exploration and takes what it finds tosuit it in the neighbourhood of its tree or hedge. But on arid ground, the Micropus erectus, or upright micropus, abounds and is a satisfactorysubstitute for the Filago so far as its tiny, cottony leaves and itslittle fluffy balls of flowers are concerned. True, it is short anddoes not lend itself well to weaver's work.
What to read after Bramble-Bees And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fabre Jean-Henri to read onlineMoreLess
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