Animal Life in Field And Garden
Animal Life in Field And Garden
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It haunts cellars and stables, but rarely makes its way into high granaries, doubtless because of its liking for filthy drainage and any kind of offal, which can be found only on ground floors and in basements. It pounces upon eggs and young fowls, and even has the bold- ness to suck the blood of full-grown poultry and rab- bits. When it cannot get animal food, which is its first choice, it will eat grain and vegetables of all kinds. No sort of food is rejected by this filthy glutton. To get ri...d of it you can hardly count on the cat, for usually pussy is afraid to attack it. Nor are night-birds strong enough to battle with it, except the eagle-owl, which does not abound in any num- RATS 103 bers. The trap and poison are our only remaining means of overcoming this redoubtable foe.
* ' The field-mouse is a little larger than the ordi- nary mouse. Its coat, which closely resembles that of the Norway rat, is reddish brown above and white underneath. Its eyes are large and promi- nent, its ears nearly black, and its feet white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It haunts cellars and stables, but rarely makes its way into high granaries, doubtless because of its liking for filthy drainage and any kind of offal, which can be found only on ground floors and in basements. It pounces upon eggs and young fowls, and even has the bold- ness to suck the blood of full-grown poultry and rab- bits. When it cannot get animal food, which is its first choice, it will eat grain and vegetables of all kinds. No sort of food is rejected by this filthy glutton. To get ri...d of it you can hardly count on the cat, for usually pussy is afraid to attack it. Nor are night-birds strong enough to battle with it, except the eagle-owl, which does not abound in any num- RATS 103 bers. The trap and poison are our only remaining means of overcoming this redoubtable foe.
* ' The field-mouse is a little larger than the ordi- nary mouse. Its coat, which closely resembles that of the Norway rat, is reddish brown above and white underneath. Its eyes are large and promi- nent, its ears nearly black, and its feet white.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Fabre to read onlineMoreLess
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