Game Birds Life Histories of One Hundred And Seventy Birds of Prey Game Birds
Game Birds Life Histories of One Hundred And Seventy Birds of Prey Game Birds
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Range From northern New England, New York, Michigan, and Minnesota, westward to Alaska, and north so far as trees grow.
Season Permanent resident ; not a migrant, although a rover.
Only along the northern boundary of the United States may one hope to meet this small, hardy grouse walking about with the nimble steps of a Bob White, over the mossy bogs, in groves of evergreens and thickets of hackmatack everywhere its favorite haunt; but in Canada it becomes increasingly abundant, and the 270 Bob... Whites, Grouse, etc.
habitants and voyageurs who penetrate the dark, swampy forests far to the north know it with that degree of intimacy which per- haps because it furnishes the most interesting stories, that are at once the admiration and the despair of city-bred ornithologists is discredited by them as "unscientific. " There is a French Canadian, a native of the Laurentian Mountains, whose fleet ponies take many Americans to the Grand Discharge for the oua naniche fishing, who will lead his patrons to a nest beside a fallen log, show them the "drumming trees" where the cocks fly down and captivate their mates with a noise resembling dis- tant thunder, point out a dusky figure in the sombre evergreens that no untrained eye could find as the buckboard rattles swiftly over the corduroy road, and at the camp-fire needs little persuasion to tell more about the Canada grouse than can be learned in the books.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Range From northern New England, New York, Michigan, and Minnesota, westward to Alaska, and north so far as trees grow.
Season Permanent resident ; not a migrant, although a rover.
Only along the northern boundary of the United States may one hope to meet this small, hardy grouse walking about with the nimble steps of a Bob White, over the mossy bogs, in groves of evergreens and thickets of hackmatack everywhere its favorite haunt; but in Canada it becomes increasingly abundant, and the 270 Bob... Whites, Grouse, etc.
habitants and voyageurs who penetrate the dark, swampy forests far to the north know it with that degree of intimacy which per- haps because it furnishes the most interesting stories, that are at once the admiration and the despair of city-bred ornithologists is discredited by them as "unscientific. " There is a French Canadian, a native of the Laurentian Mountains, whose fleet ponies take many Americans to the Grand Discharge for the oua naniche fishing, who will lead his patrons to a nest beside a fallen log, show them the "drumming trees" where the cocks fly down and captivate their mates with a noise resembling dis- tant thunder, point out a dusky figure in the sombre evergreens that no untrained eye could find as the buckboard rattles swiftly over the corduroy road, and at the camp-fire needs little persuasion to tell more about the Canada grouse than can be learned in the books.
What to read after Game Birds Life Histories of One Hundred And Seventy Birds of Prey Game Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanchan, Neltje, 1865-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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