British Birds
British Birds
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The nest is made of moss and hair, felted together, and lined with willow down. The eggs are five or six in number, and arc similar to those of the great tit in colouring.
The marsh- tit is common in England, rarer in Scotland, and does not extend to Ireland.
BLUE TITMOUSE 97 Blue Titmouse. Parus casruleus.
Crown blue encircled with white ; cheeks white bordered with dark blue ; back olive-green ; wings and tail bluish ; greater coverts and secondaries tipped with white ; breast and belly yello...w, traversed by a dark blue line. Length, four and a half inches.
The blue tit is a commoner species than the oxeye, and is even more widely diffused in this country, its range extending from the Channel Islands to the northernmost parts of Scotland, and it has been found as a straggler in the Orkneys and the Shetlands. All the qualities that distinguish the tits and make them such engaging birds are found in a marked degree in the present species sociability ; extreme vivacity, especially in the cold season ; and the power to assume an endless variety of graceful positions when clinging to the slender branches and twigs, upright or pendulous, of the leafless trees in winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nest is made of moss and hair, felted together, and lined with willow down. The eggs are five or six in number, and arc similar to those of the great tit in colouring.
The marsh- tit is common in England, rarer in Scotland, and does not extend to Ireland.
BLUE TITMOUSE 97 Blue Titmouse. Parus casruleus.
Crown blue encircled with white ; cheeks white bordered with dark blue ; back olive-green ; wings and tail bluish ; greater coverts and secondaries tipped with white ; breast and belly yello...w, traversed by a dark blue line. Length, four and a half inches.
The blue tit is a commoner species than the oxeye, and is even more widely diffused in this country, its range extending from the Channel Islands to the northernmost parts of Scotland, and it has been found as a straggler in the Orkneys and the Shetlands. All the qualities that distinguish the tits and make them such engaging birds are found in a marked degree in the present species sociability ; extreme vivacity, especially in the cold season ; and the power to assume an endless variety of graceful positions when clinging to the slender branches and twigs, upright or pendulous, of the leafless trees in winter.
What to read after British Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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