Nature Study; Birds
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^^ The young are born naked, their skin resembling a black ^ kid glove. The parents have to keep close watch over them for gulls are always hovering about waiting for a chance - to seize and devour the little ones." 92 "Must you really go home tomor- row. Uncle George?" asked Dick one evening.
"Yes, Dick, I must. My work in the city is finished and I have lots of work on hand at home waiting for me." "That is too bad. But, then, Dor- othy and I are going next week to visit grandma in Maine, so ...we will be able to see some new birds ourselves.
^Miat do yQu think we will see, Uncle?" "I will tell you this evening about some of the birds you may see; two of them I know you will see a great many of and the third you ma3' find if you look sharp.
"Among the most beautiful of 'the birds seen along the New England coast in summer are the terns. They are so graceful and their flight so neailly resembles that of the swallows, that they are often known as 'Sea Swallows.' "You will probably see two kinds of terns but you will ha\'e to look sharp to notice the difference.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^^ The young are born naked, their skin resembling a black ^ kid glove. The parents have to keep close watch over them for gulls are always hovering about waiting for a chance - to seize and devour the little ones." 92 "Must you really go home tomor- row. Uncle George?" asked Dick one evening.
"Yes, Dick, I must. My work in the city is finished and I have lots of work on hand at home waiting for me." "That is too bad. But, then, Dor- othy and I are going next week to visit grandma in Maine, so ...we will be able to see some new birds ourselves.
^Miat do yQu think we will see, Uncle?" "I will tell you this evening about some of the birds you may see; two of them I know you will see a great many of and the third you ma3' find if you look sharp.
"Among the most beautiful of 'the birds seen along the New England coast in summer are the terns. They are so graceful and their flight so neailly resembles that of the swallows, that they are often known as 'Sea Swallows.' "You will probably see two kinds of terns but you will ha\'e to look sharp to notice the difference.
What to read after Nature Study; Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chester a Chester Albert Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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