Sand Dunes And Salt Marshes
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In fact I have often watched them within a few yards for long periods of time, and have therefore been able to note every peculiarity. The beach, where the view is unobstructed by grass, is the best place for the study of Ipswich sparrows. It is moreover one of their favorite resorts, as they are fond of the small flies that aboimd on the seaweed and thatch thrown up there.
Ipswich sparrows very rarely hop; they almost invariably walk or run. In walking the head and shoulders move back and fort...h in a charmingly dove-like manner, while in 108 LAND BIRDS OP THE DUNES running the head is held low and the bird dis- appears behind a clump of grass or a dune in exceedingly quick time. As a catcher of tor- pid flies in the sea-wrack they are fairly ex- pert, and they occasionally jump into the air after their game, usually without success, however, as far as I have observed. Like many other sparrows they occasionally scratch for food, and they do it in such a vigorous manner that they fairly make the litter fly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact I have often watched them within a few yards for long periods of time, and have therefore been able to note every peculiarity. The beach, where the view is unobstructed by grass, is the best place for the study of Ipswich sparrows. It is moreover one of their favorite resorts, as they are fond of the small flies that aboimd on the seaweed and thatch thrown up there.
Ipswich sparrows very rarely hop; they almost invariably walk or run. In walking the head and shoulders move back and fort...h in a charmingly dove-like manner, while in 108 LAND BIRDS OP THE DUNES running the head is held low and the bird dis- appears behind a clump of grass or a dune in exceedingly quick time. As a catcher of tor- pid flies in the sea-wrack they are fairly ex- pert, and they occasionally jump into the air after their game, usually without success, however, as far as I have observed. Like many other sparrows they occasionally scratch for food, and they do it in such a vigorous manner that they fairly make the litter fly.
What to read after Sand Dunes And Salt Marshes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Townsend, Charles Wendell, 1859- to read onlineMoreLess
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