London Birds And Other Sketches
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Gulls in numbers incalculable sailed round and round or hung motionless in the wind so near some of them that, without any need for glasses, we could see the ruffling of each little feather, and the expression of eyes turned on us and faded in perspective as we looked down into a living milky way of birds.
To make the picture complete, a Peregrine Falcon, monarch in the absence of the White-tailed Eagles, which have usually an eyrie either on Noss or Bressay of all he surveyed, looking, far up ...in the blue, scarcely bigger than a fly, screamed in notes, which rung out clearly above all other sounds, defiance to the world at large.
Nothing that ever has been or ever will be written of such scenes will make the reader see them with his own eyes for the first time, or for that matter for the hundredth, without a sense of almost dazing amaze- ment at the numbers in which the birds collect.
A couple of hundred yards or so from the south-west of the Noup lies the 'Holm, ' a corner of the main island, cut off by a chasm, through which the sea runs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gulls in numbers incalculable sailed round and round or hung motionless in the wind so near some of them that, without any need for glasses, we could see the ruffling of each little feather, and the expression of eyes turned on us and faded in perspective as we looked down into a living milky way of birds.
To make the picture complete, a Peregrine Falcon, monarch in the absence of the White-tailed Eagles, which have usually an eyrie either on Noss or Bressay of all he surveyed, looking, far up ...in the blue, scarcely bigger than a fly, screamed in notes, which rung out clearly above all other sounds, defiance to the world at large.
Nothing that ever has been or ever will be written of such scenes will make the reader see them with his own eyes for the first time, or for that matter for the hundredth, without a sense of almost dazing amaze- ment at the numbers in which the birds collect.
A couple of hundred yards or so from the south-west of the Noup lies the 'Holm, ' a corner of the main island, cut off by a chasm, through which the sea runs.
What to read after London Birds And Other Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Digby Pigott to read onlineMoreLess
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