Twelve Months With the Birds And Poets
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He was on his usual perch, an old upturned, decaying stump. As soon as he bobbed under one of the roots I quietly stepped up close to the stump, without being observed, and sat down to watch him, for I knew he would soon bob out again on the other side of one of the upturned roots. As I expected, he immedi- ately hopped out and jerked his little tail about and peered into all the dark holes and shadows of the stump. After ducking under one root and coming up again, he would jerk himself under t...he next one, as pert and active as a jack-in-the- box, wholly disdainful of my presence. This characteristic habit, and his short, stubby body, with his more brownish plumage and white wing bars, mark him unmistakably as the winter wren.
The only other wren, in addition to those men- tioned, which is common in this latitude is the long-billed marsh wren. These saucy little inhab- itants of the cattail marshes stay with us all sum- mer. They nest in the marshes at the south end of Lake Michigan, in the Calumet region, and similar localities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was on his usual perch, an old upturned, decaying stump. As soon as he bobbed under one of the roots I quietly stepped up close to the stump, without being observed, and sat down to watch him, for I knew he would soon bob out again on the other side of one of the upturned roots. As I expected, he immedi- ately hopped out and jerked his little tail about and peered into all the dark holes and shadows of the stump. After ducking under one root and coming up again, he would jerk himself under t...he next one, as pert and active as a jack-in-the- box, wholly disdainful of my presence. This characteristic habit, and his short, stubby body, with his more brownish plumage and white wing bars, mark him unmistakably as the winter wren.
The only other wren, in addition to those men- tioned, which is common in this latitude is the long-billed marsh wren. These saucy little inhab- itants of the cattail marshes stay with us all sum- mer. They nest in the marshes at the south end of Lake Michigan, in the Calumet region, and similar localities.
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