All the Year Round a Nature Reader Part Iii Spring
All the Year Round a Nature Reader Part Iii Spring
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" asked Alice.
Their mother, who was not far behind, came up just in time to answer this question.
" He is eating his breakfast, Alice. " " Out of wood ? How can that be ? " asked both girls at once.
Mamma stepped to the old tree, and stripped off a piece of bark. " What do we find here, girls ? " " Little worms and bugs, " said Alice.
" Those are what Mr. Woodpecker is after. There is something very strange about his tongue. The end of it is covered with little sharp points, " said mamma, " so... the insects cannot get away from him. " " Mamma, " said Alice, " some of the insects are very tiny. " "Yes, but he has another way of catching those. He has a sticky substance on the end of his tongue, and the tiny insects are caught by it. " " Look just above your head, dear. Do you see the little round hole in that large dead limb ? " 72 The Woodpecker.
" Yes, but where does Mr. Woodpecker build his riest ? " said Mabel.
" Ha ! Ha ! " laughed mamma, " that is the door to his little house in the limb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" asked Alice.
Their mother, who was not far behind, came up just in time to answer this question.
" He is eating his breakfast, Alice. " " Out of wood ? How can that be ? " asked both girls at once.
Mamma stepped to the old tree, and stripped off a piece of bark. " What do we find here, girls ? " " Little worms and bugs, " said Alice.
" Those are what Mr. Woodpecker is after. There is something very strange about his tongue. The end of it is covered with little sharp points, " said mamma, " so... the insects cannot get away from him. " " Mamma, " said Alice, " some of the insects are very tiny. " "Yes, but he has another way of catching those. He has a sticky substance on the end of his tongue, and the tiny insects are caught by it. " " Look just above your head, dear. Do you see the little round hole in that large dead limb ? " 72 The Woodpecker.
" Yes, but where does Mr. Woodpecker build his riest ? " said Mabel.
" Ha ! Ha ! " laughed mamma, " that is the door to his little house in the limb.
What to read after All the Year Round a Nature Reader Part Iii Spring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances L Strong to read onlineMoreLess
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