Wild Animals of Glacier National Park. the Mammals, With Notes On Physiography And Life Zones
Wild Animals of Glacier National Park. the Mammals, With Notes On Physiography And Life Zones
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Walking along deliberately at first, he finally made a jump and disappeared, not long after which a pack train returning to Many Glaciers also disappeared down the first angle above the zigzag.
Hoping to discover the ptarmigan above, I climbed on till the glacier-carved walls on the east framed a view out over Swiftcurrent, the Sherburne Lakes, and the open plains beyond, while on the west a sublime view unfolded — ^snow-clad mountain masses with the full sun on them uplifted to the sky. But th...ere were no ptarmigan. At last, discouraged, I retraced my steps and had gone about halfway down the steep, stony slope of the mountain when — what was that sound ? Listening, I caught it again — ^the softest possible call of a mother ptarmigan ! There she stood, only a few feet from me, hard to see except when in motion, so well was she disguised by her buffy ground color finely streaked with gray. A round-bodied little grouse with a small head, she was surrounded by a brood of downy chicks, evidently just hatched, as their bills still held the sharp projection for pipping the shell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Walking along deliberately at first, he finally made a jump and disappeared, not long after which a pack train returning to Many Glaciers also disappeared down the first angle above the zigzag.
Hoping to discover the ptarmigan above, I climbed on till the glacier-carved walls on the east framed a view out over Swiftcurrent, the Sherburne Lakes, and the open plains beyond, while on the west a sublime view unfolded — ^snow-clad mountain masses with the full sun on them uplifted to the sky. But th...ere were no ptarmigan. At last, discouraged, I retraced my steps and had gone about halfway down the steep, stony slope of the mountain when — what was that sound ? Listening, I caught it again — ^the softest possible call of a mother ptarmigan ! There she stood, only a few feet from me, hard to see except when in motion, so well was she disguised by her buffy ground color finely streaked with gray. A round-bodied little grouse with a small head, she was surrounded by a brood of downy chicks, evidently just hatched, as their bills still held the sharp projection for pipping the shell.
What to read after Wild Animals of Glacier National Park. the Mammals, With Notes On Physiography And Life Zones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States National Park Service to read onlineMoreLess
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