Wild Life Near Home
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" Except for the warblers, one acre of apple- trees is richer in the variety of its birds than ten acres of woods. In the three unkempt, de- crepit orchards hereabout, I found the robin, chippy, orchard-oriole, cherry-bird, king-bird, crow-blackbird, bluebird, chebec, tree-swallow, flicker, downy woodpecker, screech-owl, yellow warbler, redstart, and great-crested flycatcher -all nesting as rightful heirs and proprietors.
[138] This is no small share of I he glory of the whole bird world.
I oug...ht not to name redstart as a regular occu- pant of the orchard. He belongs to the woods, and must be reckoned a visitor to the apple- trees, only an occasional builder, at best. The on-hard is too open lor him. He is an actor, and needs a leafy setting for his stage. In the woods, against a dense background of green, he can play butterfly with charming effect, can spread himself and Hit about like an autumn leaf or some wandering bit of paradise life, with wings of the grove's richest orange light and its deepest shadow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Except for the warblers, one acre of apple- trees is richer in the variety of its birds than ten acres of woods. In the three unkempt, de- crepit orchards hereabout, I found the robin, chippy, orchard-oriole, cherry-bird, king-bird, crow-blackbird, bluebird, chebec, tree-swallow, flicker, downy woodpecker, screech-owl, yellow warbler, redstart, and great-crested flycatcher -all nesting as rightful heirs and proprietors.
[138] This is no small share of I he glory of the whole bird world.
I oug...ht not to name redstart as a regular occu- pant of the orchard. He belongs to the woods, and must be reckoned a visitor to the apple- trees, only an occasional builder, at best. The on-hard is too open lor him. He is an actor, and needs a leafy setting for his stage. In the woods, against a dense background of green, he can play butterfly with charming effect, can spread himself and Hit about like an autumn leaf or some wandering bit of paradise life, with wings of the grove's richest orange light and its deepest shadow.
What to read after Wild Life Near Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp Dallas Lore to read onlineMoreLess
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