Text book of Zoology
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arbor ea) frequents, as its name implies, wooded heaths and moors, where it warbles forth tuneful airs from early morn to late evening, and even during the night.
The Crested Lark (A. cristata), recognisable by the tuft of feathers on the head, is not so skilled a songster as its two sister-species. It is a rare visitor to Britain. In winter the pangs of hunger often compel the bird to accompany the sparrows, to pick up stray crumbs before house-doors, or to search out a few undigested corn - g...rains in the horsedung on the high-road.
Family 3 : Swallows (Hirundinidae).
The Swallow (Hirundo rustica).
(Length 7 inches.) A. The Swallow as the Friend of Man.
No bird receives a heartier welcome than the returning swallow, the true harbinger of spring. With pleasure do we listen to its cheerful twitter, and watch with admiration the bold turns executed by this small "navigator of the air." The farmer, too, is pleased to see the bird building its nest in his barn or cowshed, for its presence is believed to bring him luck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
arbor ea) frequents, as its name implies, wooded heaths and moors, where it warbles forth tuneful airs from early morn to late evening, and even during the night.
The Crested Lark (A. cristata), recognisable by the tuft of feathers on the head, is not so skilled a songster as its two sister-species. It is a rare visitor to Britain. In winter the pangs of hunger often compel the bird to accompany the sparrows, to pick up stray crumbs before house-doors, or to search out a few undigested corn - g...rains in the horsedung on the high-road.
Family 3 : Swallows (Hirundinidae).
The Swallow (Hirundo rustica).
(Length 7 inches.) A. The Swallow as the Friend of Man.
No bird receives a heartier welcome than the returning swallow, the true harbinger of spring. With pleasure do we listen to its cheerful twitter, and watch with admiration the bold turns executed by this small "navigator of the air." The farmer, too, is pleased to see the bird building its nest in his barn or cowshed, for its presence is believed to bring him luck.
What to read after Text book of Zoology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O Otto Schmeil to read onlineMoreLess
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