Everyday Birds Elementary Studies
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They are of many kinds, but only one kind is ever seen in the east- ern United States. This is known as the ruby- throated hummingbird, because of a splendid red throat-patch worn by the male. To speak more exactly, the patch is red only in some lights.
You see it one instant as black as a coal, and the next instant it flashes like a coal on fire. This ornament, — a real jewel, — with the lovely shining green of the bird's back, makes him an object of great beauty.
Every one knows him, or would... do so only that some people confuse him with bright-colored, long-tongued hummingbird moths that are seen hovering, mostly in the early evening, over the flowers of the garden.
The ruby-throat spends the winter south of the United States. He arrives in Florida in March, but does not reach New England till near the middle of May.
52 EVERYDAY BIRDS Many persons seem to imagine that the hum- mer hves on the wing. They have never seen one sitting still, they say. But the truth is that hummingbirds pass but a small part of the time in the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are of many kinds, but only one kind is ever seen in the east- ern United States. This is known as the ruby- throated hummingbird, because of a splendid red throat-patch worn by the male. To speak more exactly, the patch is red only in some lights.
You see it one instant as black as a coal, and the next instant it flashes like a coal on fire. This ornament, — a real jewel, — with the lovely shining green of the bird's back, makes him an object of great beauty.
Every one knows him, or would... do so only that some people confuse him with bright-colored, long-tongued hummingbird moths that are seen hovering, mostly in the early evening, over the flowers of the garden.
The ruby-throat spends the winter south of the United States. He arrives in Florida in March, but does not reach New England till near the middle of May.
52 EVERYDAY BIRDS Many persons seem to imagine that the hum- mer hves on the wing. They have never seen one sitting still, they say. But the truth is that hummingbirds pass but a small part of the time in the air.
What to read after Everyday Birds Elementary Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Torrey Bradford to read onlineMoreLess
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