Bird Life a Guide to the Study of Our Common Birds
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Watch the Downy Woodpecker, our commonest species, while he is engaged in this surprising perform- Downy Woodpecker, ^^^^' How he seems to en joy it ! His Dryohates ptLbescena whole appearance is martial and defi- medianus. ant. It is his challenge to the Wood- pecker world. After each roll he looks proudly about him and perhaps utters his call-note, a sharp peek^peek^ which suggests the sound produced by a marble cutter's chisel. More rarely this call is pro- longed into, a connected series, w...hen one can readily imagine that the quarrier has dropped his tool.
The Downy is a hardy bird and is with us throughout the year. In the winter he forms a partnership with the Chickadee and Nuthatch, and if the good this trio does could be expressed in figures, these neglected friends of ours might receive some small part of the credit due them. Who can estimate the enormous numbers of in- sects' eggs and larvae which these patient explorers of trunk and twig destroy ?
The Downy, as well as some other Woodpeckers, be- lieves in the comfort of a home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Watch the Downy Woodpecker, our commonest species, while he is engaged in this surprising perform- Downy Woodpecker, ^^^^' How he seems to en joy it ! His Dryohates ptLbescena whole appearance is martial and defi- medianus. ant. It is his challenge to the Wood- pecker world. After each roll he looks proudly about him and perhaps utters his call-note, a sharp peek^peek^ which suggests the sound produced by a marble cutter's chisel. More rarely this call is pro- longed into, a connected series, w...hen one can readily imagine that the quarrier has dropped his tool.
The Downy is a hardy bird and is with us throughout the year. In the winter he forms a partnership with the Chickadee and Nuthatch, and if the good this trio does could be expressed in figures, these neglected friends of ours might receive some small part of the credit due them. Who can estimate the enormous numbers of in- sects' eggs and larvae which these patient explorers of trunk and twig destroy ?
The Downy, as well as some other Woodpeckers, be- lieves in the comfort of a home.
What to read after Bird Life a Guide to the Study of Our Common Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Michler Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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