The Hunting Wasps
The Hunting Wasps
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With the Skylark, often in the same com- panies, comes the Tit-lark, commonly called the Sisi. Here again an onomatopoeia gives us the bird's little call-note. None goes with greater fury for the Owl, round whom he manoeuvres and hovers constantly. But we will not continue the list of the birds of pass- age that visit us. Most of them make but a short halt here; they stay for a few weeks, attracted by the abundance of food, especially of insects; then, plump and strong, they pursue their southw...ard journey. Others, fewer these, take up their winter-quarters in our plains, where snow is very rare and where thousands of little seeds lie exposed on the ground, even in the depth of winter. One of these is the Skylark, who gives his attention to the corn-fields and fallows; another is the Titlark, who prefers the lucern-fields and meadows.
The Skylark, so common in almost every part of France, does not nest in the Vaucluse plains, where his place is taken by the Crested Lark, that frequenter of the broad highway, 245 The Hunting Wasps the roadmender's friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the Skylark, often in the same com- panies, comes the Tit-lark, commonly called the Sisi. Here again an onomatopoeia gives us the bird's little call-note. None goes with greater fury for the Owl, round whom he manoeuvres and hovers constantly. But we will not continue the list of the birds of pass- age that visit us. Most of them make but a short halt here; they stay for a few weeks, attracted by the abundance of food, especially of insects; then, plump and strong, they pursue their southw...ard journey. Others, fewer these, take up their winter-quarters in our plains, where snow is very rare and where thousands of little seeds lie exposed on the ground, even in the depth of winter. One of these is the Skylark, who gives his attention to the corn-fields and fallows; another is the Titlark, who prefers the lucern-fields and meadows.
The Skylark, so common in almost every part of France, does not nest in the Vaucluse plains, where his place is taken by the Crested Lark, that frequenter of the broad highway, 245 The Hunting Wasps the roadmender's friend.
What to read after The Hunting Wasps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Fabre to read onlineMoreLess
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