The Migration of Birds
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Every lesson we can learn from the successes or failures of these most perfect aerial navigators must be of use.
But putting aside economic and utilitarian con- siderations, there is to some of us a greater stimulus to solve the problems of nature. With the birds.
130 THE MIGRATION OF BIRDS and the insects and plants upon which they feed, we share a common heritage, and the more we learn of the life of these, our fellow workers, the nearer we approach solution of the great riddle of the Univers...e, the mysterious law-abiding scheme of Nature. The book of knowledge to which we may add some iota is marred with mystery, superstition and error, but each proved fact cleanses its pages.
" Facts,'' says Laing, " are the spokes of the ladder by which we climb from earth to heaven." BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. Allen, J. A. Cooke's 8ome New Facts about the Migration of Birds, Auk, xxi., 1904, 501.
2. Gatke's Heligoland, Auk, xiii., 1896, 137.
3. Walter's Theories of Bird Migration, Auk, xxv., 1908, 329.
4. Babrinqton, R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every lesson we can learn from the successes or failures of these most perfect aerial navigators must be of use.
But putting aside economic and utilitarian con- siderations, there is to some of us a greater stimulus to solve the problems of nature. With the birds.
130 THE MIGRATION OF BIRDS and the insects and plants upon which they feed, we share a common heritage, and the more we learn of the life of these, our fellow workers, the nearer we approach solution of the great riddle of the Univers...e, the mysterious law-abiding scheme of Nature. The book of knowledge to which we may add some iota is marred with mystery, superstition and error, but each proved fact cleanses its pages.
" Facts,'' says Laing, " are the spokes of the ladder by which we climb from earth to heaven." BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. Allen, J. A. Cooke's 8ome New Facts about the Migration of Birds, Auk, xxi., 1904, 501.
2. Gatke's Heligoland, Auk, xiii., 1896, 137.
3. Walter's Theories of Bird Migration, Auk, xxv., 1908, 329.
4. Babrinqton, R.
What to read after The Migration of Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T a Thomas Alfred Coward to read onlineMoreLess
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