The Second book of Birds Bird Families
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On looking into their Stomachs to see if they had eaten honey bees, he found them filled with drones. They had been working for him all the time, for every bee-keeper likes to have drones killed.
It has been said that the kingbird is annoying to other birds, and he is called a tyrant. I wanted to know if this was true. I did not go to books to find out, for many people as I have told you do not study for themselves, but repeat what some one else has said. The way I took to find out was to notic...e the ways of every kingbird I could see. For many years I have watched them hours at a time, for weeks to- gether. I spend every summer among the birds, and almost everywhere I go I find kingbirds.
In this way I have found out that the king- bird is one of the most peaceable of birds. He drives strangers away from the tree where his nest is, and so does every other bird. The crow he seems to consider his enemy, and often flies after him, but excepting that, I have never seen a kingbird disturb any bird who was mind- ing his own business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On looking into their Stomachs to see if they had eaten honey bees, he found them filled with drones. They had been working for him all the time, for every bee-keeper likes to have drones killed.
It has been said that the kingbird is annoying to other birds, and he is called a tyrant. I wanted to know if this was true. I did not go to books to find out, for many people as I have told you do not study for themselves, but repeat what some one else has said. The way I took to find out was to notic...e the ways of every kingbird I could see. For many years I have watched them hours at a time, for weeks to- gether. I spend every summer among the birds, and almost everywhere I go I find kingbirds.
In this way I have found out that the king- bird is one of the most peaceable of birds. He drives strangers away from the tree where his nest is, and so does every other bird. The crow he seems to consider his enemy, and often flies after him, but excepting that, I have never seen a kingbird disturb any bird who was mind- ing his own business.
What to read after The Second book of Birds Bird Families?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Olive Thorne, 1831-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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