Wild Birds Through the Year
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The shore seems utterly barren on dark days in November and December, yet it has its wild inhabitants and visitors. I learnt this during the autumn and winter, at a point on the South Coast. At first I could see nothing, but in a few days I found that there was something to be seen every day. Even butterflies are not wholly absent from the sea coast on a bright day in October or early November. I have seen one of the Vanessa butterflies come straight in from the sea, as though it had just cross...ed the Channel, and fly up over the high cliff. I could not determine whether it was a peacock, large-tortoise-shell, red admiral, or a Camberwell Beauty fresh from the Continent, for it was too high above me ; but it was certainly one of those Vanessa butterflies, powerful on the wing, and I suspect that the sight is not so rare, even at this late season, as one might suppose.
When our eyes grow accustomed to picking out objects floating among the small waves a hundred yards or so from the strand, we begin to notice duck and diver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shore seems utterly barren on dark days in November and December, yet it has its wild inhabitants and visitors. I learnt this during the autumn and winter, at a point on the South Coast. At first I could see nothing, but in a few days I found that there was something to be seen every day. Even butterflies are not wholly absent from the sea coast on a bright day in October or early November. I have seen one of the Vanessa butterflies come straight in from the sea, as though it had just cross...ed the Channel, and fly up over the high cliff. I could not determine whether it was a peacock, large-tortoise-shell, red admiral, or a Camberwell Beauty fresh from the Continent, for it was too high above me ; but it was certainly one of those Vanessa butterflies, powerful on the wing, and I suspect that the sight is not so rare, even at this late season, as one might suppose.
When our eyes grow accustomed to picking out objects floating among the small waves a hundred yards or so from the strand, we begin to notice duck and diver.
What to read after Wild Birds Through the Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Albemarle Bertie Dewar to read onlineMoreLess
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