A book of Birds
A book of Birds
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But with his long legs he can run along the ground at an amazing speed, and it must be a swift horse indeed that can overtake him. His home is in the beautiful islands of the South Seas, where he finds a plentiful supply of fruit. But he is also fond of the eggs of other birds, and to assist his digestion he will swallow any scraps of old iron or broken bottles that may be lying about.
The Pelican The Pelican is a fisherman by trade, and his fishing basket is a part of himself. Just under his b...ill is a large pouch in which he stores up all the fish he catches until it is time for dinner. When mamma goes home to the little Pelicans, she opens her beak and allows them to help themselves out of this basket. Let us hope that she has had her own dinner first, for they are greedy little rascals.
The Pigeon The Pigeon is one of the gentlest and most trustful of pets. Few birds can compare with him in swift- ness of flight, but although he may sometimes lose himself, it never occurs to the tame Pigeon to fly away from his dove-cote, and seek his fortune in the wide world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But with his long legs he can run along the ground at an amazing speed, and it must be a swift horse indeed that can overtake him. His home is in the beautiful islands of the South Seas, where he finds a plentiful supply of fruit. But he is also fond of the eggs of other birds, and to assist his digestion he will swallow any scraps of old iron or broken bottles that may be lying about.
The Pelican The Pelican is a fisherman by trade, and his fishing basket is a part of himself. Just under his b...ill is a large pouch in which he stores up all the fish he catches until it is time for dinner. When mamma goes home to the little Pelicans, she opens her beak and allows them to help themselves out of this basket. Let us hope that she has had her own dinner first, for they are greedy little rascals.
The Pigeon The Pigeon is one of the gentlest and most trustful of pets. Few birds can compare with him in swift- ness of flight, but although he may sometimes lose himself, it never occurs to the tame Pigeon to fly away from his dove-cote, and seek his fortune in the wide world.
What to read after A book of Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carton Moore Park to read onlineMoreLess
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