Bird Observations Near Chicago
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It said "whit-che-tee, wee-up," over and over again.
July 25, 1 go 5. Female magnolia with insect in her bill chirped almost as loud and as harshly as a house sparrow, then changed to the usual warbler chirp, then to a faint " 'tsip" like a kinglet. She changed back and forth in these various chirps many times.
May, 1906. Lake Forest. Yes, I think that S. W. Harbor bird was the magnolia without a doubt. This one said "veni vidi, vici" over and over to me, in the same tone of voice.
[136 J MARYL...AND YELLOW-THROAT May is, 18Q4 May 21, 1897 THESE warblers keep in the dense thickets and evergreens, usually low down, so they are hard to see, but the song, as constant as the red-eyed vireo's, betrays their whereabouts. The song, well described by "whee-che-tee," three and sometimes four times repeated, is loud and seems to me to have more of the red-eyed vireo's quality than the warbler songs usually have. It is a vigorous and marked song. Yet I have heard the Connecticut warbler sing exactly like it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It said "whit-che-tee, wee-up," over and over again.
July 25, 1 go 5. Female magnolia with insect in her bill chirped almost as loud and as harshly as a house sparrow, then changed to the usual warbler chirp, then to a faint " 'tsip" like a kinglet. She changed back and forth in these various chirps many times.
May, 1906. Lake Forest. Yes, I think that S. W. Harbor bird was the magnolia without a doubt. This one said "veni vidi, vici" over and over to me, in the same tone of voice.
[136 J MARYL...AND YELLOW-THROAT May is, 18Q4 May 21, 1897 THESE warblers keep in the dense thickets and evergreens, usually low down, so they are hard to see, but the song, as constant as the red-eyed vireo's, betrays their whereabouts. The song, well described by "whee-che-tee," three and sometimes four times repeated, is loud and seems to me to have more of the red-eyed vireo's quality than the warbler songs usually have. It is a vigorous and marked song. Yet I have heard the Connecticut warbler sing exactly like it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farwell, Ellen Drummond to read onlineMoreLess
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