The Bird book
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And, as birds cannot count, the hen Pipit is no wiser when she comes home and finds five eggs where she left four.
When the little Pipits and the young Cuckoo are hatched, the Cuckoo eats all the food that the parents bring : the little Pipits become weak and starved, and presently the young Cuckoo shoves them all out of the nest by hoisting them over with his back, and they fall outside and die. Then he fills lip the whole nest with his great fat form ; and when he is fledged and able to fly, ...he sits on a fence, and the Meadow Pipits continue to bring him food, until he grows tired of insects and small seeds, and goes off at last to find beetles and caterpillars for himself.
The Wren ALTHOUGH this is a shy, dull-coloured, quiet little bird, it is always spoken of with love and kindness, and called by pet names — Jenny Wren, Kitty Wren, and so on.
And it is also always mentioned along with the Robin, as though it were really the Robin's mate, as in the nursery lines about Cock-Robin's wedding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, as birds cannot count, the hen Pipit is no wiser when she comes home and finds five eggs where she left four.
When the little Pipits and the young Cuckoo are hatched, the Cuckoo eats all the food that the parents bring : the little Pipits become weak and starved, and presently the young Cuckoo shoves them all out of the nest by hoisting them over with his back, and they fall outside and die. Then he fills lip the whole nest with his great fat form ; and when he is fledged and able to fly, ...he sits on a fence, and the Meadow Pipits continue to bring him food, until he grows tired of insects and small seeds, and goes off at last to find beetles and caterpillars for himself.
The Wren ALTHOUGH this is a shy, dull-coloured, quiet little bird, it is always spoken of with love and kindness, and called by pet names — Jenny Wren, Kitty Wren, and so on.
And it is also always mentioned along with the Robin, as though it were really the Robin's mate, as in the nursery lines about Cock-Robin's wedding.
What to read after The Bird book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byron May Clarissa Gillington - to read onlineMoreLess
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