Green Trails And Upland Pastures
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Man may have forsaken this clearing, but if we take our stand quietly under the cherry tree, and wait a few moments till the frightened birds are reassured, we find ourselves in the midst of almost feverish avian activity. Robins dart into the tree incessantly, making a con- siderable noise about it, too. Now and then a big flicker comes winging into the branches. There is the gorgeous flash of an oriole, and sometimes, perhaps, the brilliance of a rose-breasted grosbeak or a tanager. Only the ...robins so haunt our domestic cherry trees (can you not remember how as a boy you were startled, when robbing a neighbour's tree, by the rush of wings almost against your face?) ; and I have been told that even in an orchard, if a wild cherry is planted amid the cultivated sorts, the red-breasted trespassers will choose it in preference. Perhaps they find the small fruit better for their young. I have seen a mother robin in our garden try twelve successive times to stuff a large red cherry down the throat of her offspring, and give up the task only when the fruit was entirely battered off the stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Man may have forsaken this clearing, but if we take our stand quietly under the cherry tree, and wait a few moments till the frightened birds are reassured, we find ourselves in the midst of almost feverish avian activity. Robins dart into the tree incessantly, making a con- siderable noise about it, too. Now and then a big flicker comes winging into the branches. There is the gorgeous flash of an oriole, and sometimes, perhaps, the brilliance of a rose-breasted grosbeak or a tanager. Only the ...robins so haunt our domestic cherry trees (can you not remember how as a boy you were startled, when robbing a neighbour's tree, by the rush of wings almost against your face?) ; and I have been told that even in an orchard, if a wild cherry is planted amid the cultivated sorts, the red-breasted trespassers will choose it in preference. Perhaps they find the small fruit better for their young. I have seen a mother robin in our garden try twelve successive times to stuff a large red cherry down the throat of her offspring, and give up the task only when the fruit was entirely battered off the stone.
What to read after Green Trails And Upland Pastures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton Walter Prichard to read onlineMoreLess
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