Studies in the Field Forest
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If these two tables be generally cor rect, it will be seen that the thrushes which take the first rank among American singing birds, take only about a third rank among those of Great Britain. Two of the most celebrated warblers among the latter, the nightingale and the blackcap, are Sylvias, while there is not one species of this tribe in New England that is remarkable for its powers of . Song. The birds that make the greater part of the melody that pervades our woods and fields in New England,... and which would be the most sadly missed, if their species were to become extinct, are the common robin, the grass-finch, the wood-thrush, and the song-spar row.
THE SINGING BIRDS AND THEIR SONGS.
121 Table of the comparative merits of British Singing Birds, in which 20 is supposed to be the point of perfection. By Daines Barrington.
Mellowness of Tone.
Sprightly Notes.
Plaintive Notes.
1 Execution.
Nightingale ....
19 14 19 19 19 Skylark .....
4 19 4 18 18 Wood-lark ' . * i 18 4 17 12 8 Titlark .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If these two tables be generally cor rect, it will be seen that the thrushes which take the first rank among American singing birds, take only about a third rank among those of Great Britain. Two of the most celebrated warblers among the latter, the nightingale and the blackcap, are Sylvias, while there is not one species of this tribe in New England that is remarkable for its powers of . Song. The birds that make the greater part of the melody that pervades our woods and fields in New England,... and which would be the most sadly missed, if their species were to become extinct, are the common robin, the grass-finch, the wood-thrush, and the song-spar row.
THE SINGING BIRDS AND THEIR SONGS.
121 Table of the comparative merits of British Singing Birds, in which 20 is supposed to be the point of perfection. By Daines Barrington.
Mellowness of Tone.
Sprightly Notes.
Plaintive Notes.
1 Execution.
Nightingale ....
19 14 19 19 19 Skylark .....
4 19 4 18 18 Wood-lark ' . * i 18 4 17 12 8 Titlark .
What to read after Studies in the Field Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Flagg to read onlineMoreLess
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