The Bird Book, Illustrating in Natural Colors More Than Seven Hundred North American Birds, Also Several Hundred Photographs of Their Nests And Eggs
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Armstrong.
444'. KiNOBini). Tyrannim lyrannus.
Range.- Temperate North America, breeding from the Gulf of Mexico north to New Bruns- wick, Manitoba and British Columbia; rare off the Pacific coast.
This common Tyrant Flycatcher is very abundant in the eastern; parts of its range.
They are one of the most pugnacious and cour- ageous of birds attacking and driving away any feathered creature to which they take a dis- like, regardless of size.
Before and during the nesting season, their sharp, ner...ve-racking clat- ter is l!;ept up all day long, and with redoubled vigor when anyone approaches their nesting site. They nest in any kind of a tree, in fields or open woods, and at any height from the ground, being found on fence rails within two feet ot the ground or in the tops ot pines 70 or 80 feet above the earth. Nearly every orchard will be found to contain one or 281 Cream color Kingbird Cs^ ^ THE BIRD BOOK more pairs of tlie.se great insect ilestroyers; if mnre than one pair, there will be eontiiiiial warfare as often as one entroarhes on the domains of the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Armstrong.
444'. KiNOBini). Tyrannim lyrannus.
Range.- Temperate North America, breeding from the Gulf of Mexico north to New Bruns- wick, Manitoba and British Columbia; rare off the Pacific coast.
This common Tyrant Flycatcher is very abundant in the eastern; parts of its range.
They are one of the most pugnacious and cour- ageous of birds attacking and driving away any feathered creature to which they take a dis- like, regardless of size.
Before and during the nesting season, their sharp, ner...ve-racking clat- ter is l!;ept up all day long, and with redoubled vigor when anyone approaches their nesting site. They nest in any kind of a tree, in fields or open woods, and at any height from the ground, being found on fence rails within two feet ot the ground or in the tops ot pines 70 or 80 feet above the earth. Nearly every orchard will be found to contain one or 281 Cream color Kingbird Cs^ ^ THE BIRD BOOK more pairs of tlie.se great insect ilestroyers; if mnre than one pair, there will be eontiiiiial warfare as often as one entroarhes on the domains of the other.
What to read after The Bird Book, Illustrating in Natural Colors More Than Seven Hundred North American Birds, Also Several Hundred Photographs of Their Nests And Eggs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chester a Chester Albert Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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