Our Common Friends And Foes: a Nature Reader
Our Common Friends And Foes: a Nature Reader
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" I'll surround the stump with a wire screen for a few days." Early in the morning he built a neat wire cage about the stump and let the birds out.
" Oh, Ted, open the cage. They will hurt themselves," cried Katharine, as the birds flew wildly from one side of the screen to the other.
" Get me some worms, sister, while I quiet them. Chickadee, chickadee ! " he called again and again.
Little by little the birds became less frightened, and at last they flew back to the top of the stump and listen...ed. Katharine handed Ted a twig covered with tent cater- pillars. He thrust it through the little door and again gave the call. Both birds glanced sharply about them, and then the mother flew to the twig and began to pick at the Digitized by Google TAMING THE CHICKADEES 67 worms. A clamor in the nest startled her, and she flew to the hole in the stump with a caterpillar. As she darkened the door, her hungry children clamored louder than ever.
" Oh, Ted, listen to those hungry bird- ies ! *' cried Katharine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I'll surround the stump with a wire screen for a few days." Early in the morning he built a neat wire cage about the stump and let the birds out.
" Oh, Ted, open the cage. They will hurt themselves," cried Katharine, as the birds flew wildly from one side of the screen to the other.
" Get me some worms, sister, while I quiet them. Chickadee, chickadee ! " he called again and again.
Little by little the birds became less frightened, and at last they flew back to the top of the stump and listen...ed. Katharine handed Ted a twig covered with tent cater- pillars. He thrust it through the little door and again gave the call. Both birds glanced sharply about them, and then the mother flew to the twig and began to pick at the Digitized by Google TAMING THE CHICKADEES 67 worms. A clamor in the nest startled her, and she flew to the hole in the stump with a caterpillar. As she darkened the door, her hungry children clamored louder than ever.
" Oh, Ted, listen to those hungry bird- ies ! *' cried Katharine.
What to read after Our Common Friends And Foes: a Nature Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Arthur Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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