Talks About Birds
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The other wing-divers, if I may use the expression, are very different birds from the heavy penguins and auks of the sea-coasts. These are the dippers or water-ouzels, which are found living by mountain streams almost all over the world ; one is quite a common bird everywhere where there are swift clear rocky streams in our country. Many of my 19 146 TALKS ABOUT BIRDS readers must have noticed, in such places, a bird much like a blackbird, but with a short tail and white breast, perched alone o...n a rock ; and the strange thing is that the dipper really is, like the blackbird, a singing-bird of the thrush kind, and no one, looking at it, would have the least idea that it was anything of a water-bird, much less a diver. Its feet are just like a thrush's, and yet it swims like a duck ; but it is not often seen swimming, for it generally goes straight under water and flies there, sometimes helping itself along the bottom with its feet ; its food consists of the different sorts of water-insects and shell- fish that are to be found in streams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other wing-divers, if I may use the expression, are very different birds from the heavy penguins and auks of the sea-coasts. These are the dippers or water-ouzels, which are found living by mountain streams almost all over the world ; one is quite a common bird everywhere where there are swift clear rocky streams in our country. Many of my 19 146 TALKS ABOUT BIRDS readers must have noticed, in such places, a bird much like a blackbird, but with a short tail and white breast, perched alone o...n a rock ; and the strange thing is that the dipper really is, like the blackbird, a singing-bird of the thrush kind, and no one, looking at it, would have the least idea that it was anything of a water-bird, much less a diver. Its feet are just like a thrush's, and yet it swims like a duck ; but it is not often seen swimming, for it generally goes straight under water and flies there, sometimes helping itself along the bottom with its feet ; its food consists of the different sorts of water-insects and shell- fish that are to be found in streams.
What to read after Talks About Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Finn to read onlineMoreLess
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