Friends in Feathers Character Studies of Native American Birds Which Through F
Friends in Feathers Character Studies of Native American Birds Which Through F
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One had to creep around the edges of this pond clinging "to the willows, " in reality, as well as to dig in with the toes to climb to the location. We tried showing a clear shaft of light into the far end of the tunnel, but failed to see any- thing except that there was a turn having a still larger opening made to the north. So we gave it up, but Mr. Hale consoled me quite by pointing out the nests of a Cuckoo and a Summer Yellow Bird, while I found the locations of a Robin, two Cat- birds and ...a Purple Finch.
Work on these nests took me back to the pit daily. For three mornings I climbed to the opening and with a hand-mirror explored its interior, but to no avail. It was May; every day I found new nests here; Bob added to his forty a mile farther east; I was working on the series of Black Vultures in the Limberlost, calling on them each day and taking their likenesses every third day, also visiting daily half a dozen widely scattered Cardinal nests for the illustration of a book. Every day photographically possible, I was in the woods early and late, stopping at absolutely nothing that stood in the way of my work; you well may believe with such richness of material on hand, there was no time for anything that seemed unpromising.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One had to creep around the edges of this pond clinging "to the willows, " in reality, as well as to dig in with the toes to climb to the location. We tried showing a clear shaft of light into the far end of the tunnel, but failed to see any- thing except that there was a turn having a still larger opening made to the north. So we gave it up, but Mr. Hale consoled me quite by pointing out the nests of a Cuckoo and a Summer Yellow Bird, while I found the locations of a Robin, two Cat- birds and ...a Purple Finch.
Work on these nests took me back to the pit daily. For three mornings I climbed to the opening and with a hand-mirror explored its interior, but to no avail. It was May; every day I found new nests here; Bob added to his forty a mile farther east; I was working on the series of Black Vultures in the Limberlost, calling on them each day and taking their likenesses every third day, also visiting daily half a dozen widely scattered Cardinal nests for the illustration of a book. Every day photographically possible, I was in the woods early and late, stopping at absolutely nothing that stood in the way of my work; you well may believe with such richness of material on hand, there was no time for anything that seemed unpromising.
What to read after Friends in Feathers Character Studies of Native American Birds Which Through F?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gene Stratton Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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