The Auk
The Auk
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They seem to prefer the edges of the cedar swamps but are not uncommon in the hardwood forest as well.
74. Baffolms satrapa. Golden-crowned Kinglet. — 75. BefuioB caltndula. Rubt-crowned Kinglet. — Occasionally seen in the midst of the cedar swamps. The Ruby-crowned Kinglet is the more common of the two. In July its delicate and ecstatic little song may be heard if one is fortunate enough to be close by and not too dis- turbing.
76. Polioptila cnrulea. Blue-gray Gnatcatchbr. — A few seen with t...he kinglets in July.
77. Hylodchla mufteliiia. Wood Thrush. — 78. Hylodchla fuscetceni. Wilson's Thrush. — 79. Hyloddila Uftolata. Olive-backed Thrush. — 80. Hylodchla guttata pallad. Hermit Thrush. — The thrushes are all denizens of the hardwood forests, especially where undergrowth is not thick. They seem to be rather more common in the damper portions than on higher ground. Of the four, the Hermit Thrush is perhaps the most common, and its beautiful song is one of the familiar sounds of the deep woods and is heard especially toward evening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They seem to prefer the edges of the cedar swamps but are not uncommon in the hardwood forest as well.
74. Baffolms satrapa. Golden-crowned Kinglet. — 75. BefuioB caltndula. Rubt-crowned Kinglet. — Occasionally seen in the midst of the cedar swamps. The Ruby-crowned Kinglet is the more common of the two. In July its delicate and ecstatic little song may be heard if one is fortunate enough to be close by and not too dis- turbing.
76. Polioptila cnrulea. Blue-gray Gnatcatchbr. — A few seen with t...he kinglets in July.
77. Hylodchla mufteliiia. Wood Thrush. — 78. Hylodchla fuscetceni. Wilson's Thrush. — 79. Hyloddila Uftolata. Olive-backed Thrush. — 80. Hylodchla guttata pallad. Hermit Thrush. — The thrushes are all denizens of the hardwood forests, especially where undergrowth is not thick. They seem to be rather more common in the damper portions than on higher ground. Of the four, the Hermit Thrush is perhaps the most common, and its beautiful song is one of the familiar sounds of the deep woods and is heard especially toward evening.
What to read after The Auk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jstor (Organization) to read onlineMoreLess
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