In Bird Land With Field Glass And Camera
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In the open glades of the woods the sulphur butterfly is seen, seeming to prefer the more moist places, but ever bathing its wings in the sunbeams. Each day there are more birds to be seen ; the Tree-Pipit is sitting on its favourite bush, under which it reared its young last year ; and two days later the Wryneck arrives. Country folk call it the Cuckoo's mate because the two seem always to arrive together ; but it is not until a week later that the Cuckoo really comes in some seasons.
Although... spring had come when the Hedge- Sparrows first made their nest, the surroundings do not seem to be complete until the merry call of the Cuckoo 'is heard in field and wood, or MIST, RAIN, AND SUNSHINE 73 until the Swallows are skimming over the pools and meadowland. By the time the hedge parsley has grown a foot high, the Whitethroats are beginning to build their nests, and when begun these are very conspicuous ; but the builders ap- parently well know, that very soon the vegetation will have grown up enough to hide their little bush on the hedge-side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the open glades of the woods the sulphur butterfly is seen, seeming to prefer the more moist places, but ever bathing its wings in the sunbeams. Each day there are more birds to be seen ; the Tree-Pipit is sitting on its favourite bush, under which it reared its young last year ; and two days later the Wryneck arrives. Country folk call it the Cuckoo's mate because the two seem always to arrive together ; but it is not until a week later that the Cuckoo really comes in some seasons.
Although... spring had come when the Hedge- Sparrows first made their nest, the surroundings do not seem to be complete until the merry call of the Cuckoo 'is heard in field and wood, or MIST, RAIN, AND SUNSHINE 73 until the Swallows are skimming over the pools and meadowland. By the time the hedge parsley has grown a foot high, the Whitethroats are beginning to build their nests, and when begun these are very conspicuous ; but the builders ap- parently well know, that very soon the vegetation will have grown up enough to hide their little bush on the hedge-side.
What to read after In Bird Land With Field Glass And Camera?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Gregory Pike to read onlineMoreLess
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