Upland Game Birds
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The wise man, beating a field of tall corn, will not falsely judge its promise because it happens to appear pretty dry. There may be nay, there frequently is a low-lying and much damper acre or so near the centre and hidden by the corn. Such a bit often affords choice feeding. And even a dusty, dry field may happen to be the day resort of half the birds in the neighborhood. The cock not infrequently pass the day in such fields, and fly far and wide to feed at dusk. There- fore, it is well to wo...rk through the field and keep 3 l8 The American Woodcock a keen eye upon the ground for the two infallible signs, the borings and the droppings, the latter showing distinctly like drops of whitewash on the ground.
In a corn-field the borings may be scattered or in clusters, the latter arrangement suggesting that the probing bill had found "pay dirt" other- wise, wormy ground. The appearance of the borings is unlike worm-holes or any other holes, of which many may show. The woodcock's sign looks as though somebody had thrust a slim pencil again and again perhaps a dozen times in a spot a foot square into the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wise man, beating a field of tall corn, will not falsely judge its promise because it happens to appear pretty dry. There may be nay, there frequently is a low-lying and much damper acre or so near the centre and hidden by the corn. Such a bit often affords choice feeding. And even a dusty, dry field may happen to be the day resort of half the birds in the neighborhood. The cock not infrequently pass the day in such fields, and fly far and wide to feed at dusk. There- fore, it is well to wo...rk through the field and keep 3 l8 The American Woodcock a keen eye upon the ground for the two infallible signs, the borings and the droppings, the latter showing distinctly like drops of whitewash on the ground.
In a corn-field the borings may be scattered or in clusters, the latter arrangement suggesting that the probing bill had found "pay dirt" other- wise, wormy ground. The appearance of the borings is unlike worm-holes or any other holes, of which many may show. The woodcock's sign looks as though somebody had thrust a slim pencil again and again perhaps a dozen times in a spot a foot square into the ground.
What to read after Upland Game Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwyn Sandys to read onlineMoreLess
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