Wanderings of a Naturalist
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In a very few minutes the sun was blotted out and the mutterings of thunder were heard, while away westward the hills became dim, and took on a curious copper-coloured appearance.
In the air was that acrid scent that so often accompanies a thunderstorm, and it seemed as though we should have that interesting, though awe-inspiring, experience of a thunder- storm actually in the clouds, which were now touching the plateau.
But the hills were so parched that there was no attraction for the vapours... with their moisture, and almost as soon as it had formed the storm passed and the sun shone out once more.
Crossing the plateau there appeared an unlooked-for visitor a black-headed gull, a bird of the low country. Following the little burn, he soon reached the top of the precipice, when the wind caught him and lifted him vertically a full hundred feet into the air before he recovered his balance.
For a dotterel, the particular bird of which I write was not tame. That is to say, one had to sit not nearer than fifteen feet from the nest to ensure his returning to his eggs without delay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a very few minutes the sun was blotted out and the mutterings of thunder were heard, while away westward the hills became dim, and took on a curious copper-coloured appearance.
In the air was that acrid scent that so often accompanies a thunderstorm, and it seemed as though we should have that interesting, though awe-inspiring, experience of a thunder- storm actually in the clouds, which were now touching the plateau.
But the hills were so parched that there was no attraction for the vapours... with their moisture, and almost as soon as it had formed the storm passed and the sun shone out once more.
Crossing the plateau there appeared an unlooked-for visitor a black-headed gull, a bird of the low country. Following the little burn, he soon reached the top of the precipice, when the wind caught him and lifted him vertically a full hundred feet into the air before he recovered his balance.
For a dotterel, the particular bird of which I write was not tame. That is to say, one had to sit not nearer than fifteen feet from the nest to ensure his returning to his eggs without delay.
What to read after Wanderings of a Naturalist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seton Paul Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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