A Familiar History of Birds Fourth Edition With Additions
A Familiar History of Birds Fourth Edition With Additions
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Hard Winters favourable to Insects. Rookeries. Red-legged Crow. Jackdaws. Jays and Magpies.
To a superficial observer of nature, there may appear a much greater resemblance and connexion between the Raven, the Crow, the Rook, and Jackdaw, than we find from experience to be the case. At the same time, so different in outward appearance are the Jay and Magpie, that it may appear contrary to all rule to class them together under one head but while there is a decided mark of separation between each... and all of them in many respects, they nevertheless are by naturalists included in the first section of what is called the genus or family of Crows. The Raven, however, from his size and character, naturally takes the lead. Go where we will over the face of the wide world, and the well-known hoarse croak of the Raven is still to be heard. He was seen perched on the bare rocks, looking over the dreary snows of the highest points visited in the Arctic Expedi- tions. Under the burning sun of the Equator, he enjoys his feast of carrion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hard Winters favourable to Insects. Rookeries. Red-legged Crow. Jackdaws. Jays and Magpies.
To a superficial observer of nature, there may appear a much greater resemblance and connexion between the Raven, the Crow, the Rook, and Jackdaw, than we find from experience to be the case. At the same time, so different in outward appearance are the Jay and Magpie, that it may appear contrary to all rule to class them together under one head but while there is a decided mark of separation between each... and all of them in many respects, they nevertheless are by naturalists included in the first section of what is called the genus or family of Crows. The Raven, however, from his size and character, naturally takes the lead. Go where we will over the face of the wide world, and the well-known hoarse croak of the Raven is still to be heard. He was seen perched on the bare rocks, looking over the dreary snows of the highest points visited in the Arctic Expedi- tions. Under the burning sun of the Equator, he enjoys his feast of carrion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Stanley to read onlineMoreLess
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