Bird Observations Near Chicago
Bird Observations Near Chicago
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He was in a swampy place west of the Wai- den gate. How he did flirt his tail and bob about! As active as a wren or a water thrush, indeed the tilting of his tail was very much like the latter bird. Then he would drop down into the grass and run through it like a mouse. He is smaller and more conspicuously striped than most of the plain sparrows, and the chestnut on head and wings is very striking. I heard no song, only a small weak chirp.
May 6, 1904. In our garden, a single bird, so restless ...and active. On first seeing it flit in and out of the bushes before I saw the colors, I thought it was a warbler. This bird chirped continually, not such a very weak chirp.
April 24, 1905. In our garden again, two of them, chirping constantly, quite loudly. Such restless, active birds, and so pretty. There were decided streaks on this bird's breast, not dark, very light, but plainly visible.
April 29, 1906. Close to our front door in the bushes tilting his tail as usual.
[91] Bird Observations Colors so bright and rufous, such a chest- nut crown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was in a swampy place west of the Wai- den gate. How he did flirt his tail and bob about! As active as a wren or a water thrush, indeed the tilting of his tail was very much like the latter bird. Then he would drop down into the grass and run through it like a mouse. He is smaller and more conspicuously striped than most of the plain sparrows, and the chestnut on head and wings is very striking. I heard no song, only a small weak chirp.
May 6, 1904. In our garden, a single bird, so restless ...and active. On first seeing it flit in and out of the bushes before I saw the colors, I thought it was a warbler. This bird chirped continually, not such a very weak chirp.
April 24, 1905. In our garden again, two of them, chirping constantly, quite loudly. Such restless, active birds, and so pretty. There were decided streaks on this bird's breast, not dark, very light, but plainly visible.
April 29, 1906. Close to our front door in the bushes tilting his tail as usual.
[91] Bird Observations Colors so bright and rufous, such a chest- nut crown.
What to read after Bird Observations Near Chicago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Drummond Mrs Farwell to read onlineMoreLess
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