The Home Life of the Osprey
The Home Life of the Osprey
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I can now see as far as the bay ; water very calm. Some half-dozen Ospreys 44 THE HOME-LIFE OF visible fishing ; apparently not many on fish stakes. Surprising that Ospreys still fish so much by natural method, when one would expect them to be spoiled by ease of extracting food from net enclosures.
6. 45. Osprey visitor appears ; male comes and drives him off with great rush of wings. Visitor insists on circling about ; male pursues him with loud screeches.
7. 0. One young bird, about two-third...s grown, rose in nest, ruffled feathers, and moved about. As this was the first glimpse I had yet had of contents of nest, I put up glasses for better look. Instantly mother whistled, and youngster squatted out of sight.
7. 30. Female becoming used to me ; no longer complains when I move about under oak tree.
7. 40. Erected umbrella blind under oak tree, and walked out with it over my head. This was too much for Mrs. Osprey, and she flew first time to-day. When next I saw her she was circling round with a stick in her talons (holding it head foremost).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can now see as far as the bay ; water very calm. Some half-dozen Ospreys 44 THE HOME-LIFE OF visible fishing ; apparently not many on fish stakes. Surprising that Ospreys still fish so much by natural method, when one would expect them to be spoiled by ease of extracting food from net enclosures.
6. 45. Osprey visitor appears ; male comes and drives him off with great rush of wings. Visitor insists on circling about ; male pursues him with loud screeches.
7. 0. One young bird, about two-third...s grown, rose in nest, ruffled feathers, and moved about. As this was the first glimpse I had yet had of contents of nest, I put up glasses for better look. Instantly mother whistled, and youngster squatted out of sight.
7. 30. Female becoming used to me ; no longer complains when I move about under oak tree.
7. 40. Erected umbrella blind under oak tree, and walked out with it over my head. This was too much for Mrs. Osprey, and she flew first time to-day. When next I saw her she was circling round with a stick in her talons (holding it head foremost).
What to read after The Home Life of the Osprey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clinton Gilbert Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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