Sketches of Some Common Birds
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They make themselves perfectly at home in gardens containing low trees and shrubbery, and while they are not so familiar as some of the birds dwelling about village and city gardens, they are natural at all times. In fact, they are never disposed to be her- mits or recluses in their habits, and are seldom found in the dense, more primeval woodlands. Bushes along rail- roads seem to meet their ideas of a desirable neighbor- hood, for on the ground under the clustering vegetation they can pick up... the fallen seeds of weeds or sit in the cool shade when they desire. On the telegraph wire they can sit in the sunshine and chant to their heart's content, while among the foliage of the bushes they can construct their nests, and the female can sit ensconced in her cozy cottage while her husband watches and sings from his perch above her.
Their homes in the bushes along the railroads are likely to come to sudden grief, however. In the nesting time one year, a fragment of the history of an unfortunate family fell under my observation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They make themselves perfectly at home in gardens containing low trees and shrubbery, and while they are not so familiar as some of the birds dwelling about village and city gardens, they are natural at all times. In fact, they are never disposed to be her- mits or recluses in their habits, and are seldom found in the dense, more primeval woodlands. Bushes along rail- roads seem to meet their ideas of a desirable neighbor- hood, for on the ground under the clustering vegetation they can pick up... the fallen seeds of weeds or sit in the cool shade when they desire. On the telegraph wire they can sit in the sunshine and chant to their heart's content, while among the foliage of the bushes they can construct their nests, and the female can sit ensconced in her cozy cottage while her husband watches and sings from his perch above her.
Their homes in the bushes along the railroads are likely to come to sudden grief, however. In the nesting time one year, a fragment of the history of an unfortunate family fell under my observation.
What to read after Sketches of Some Common Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perley Milton Silloway to read onlineMoreLess
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