Birds Through the Years
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The female is without the ruby throat.
Their range is eastern North America ; they nest from Florida to Labrador and winter in the tropics. They arrive in the vicinity of New York early in May.
Spotted Sandpiper. — A common bird about our inland lakes, ponds, and streams is the Spotted Sandpiper. It is also found on the seashore, but in less numbers, and is the only member of this family to remain with us as a common bird throughout the summer. As you move quietly along in boat or canoe he will... start up from the shore and with a short twcct tweet swing out over the water and back to the beach again, running rapidly along with a peculiar balanc- ing or teetering motion of the body, which has given him the name of Teeter-up, or Steelyard bird. At your ap- proach he again swings out with a few rapid motions of his wings, then sails back to shore again to continue his run- ning and teetering. Flushed several times, he finally circles well out beyond you back to the place whence he first started, for the chances arc that a nest is hidden in the thick {rrass not far from shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The female is without the ruby throat.
Their range is eastern North America ; they nest from Florida to Labrador and winter in the tropics. They arrive in the vicinity of New York early in May.
Spotted Sandpiper. — A common bird about our inland lakes, ponds, and streams is the Spotted Sandpiper. It is also found on the seashore, but in less numbers, and is the only member of this family to remain with us as a common bird throughout the summer. As you move quietly along in boat or canoe he will... start up from the shore and with a short twcct tweet swing out over the water and back to the beach again, running rapidly along with a peculiar balanc- ing or teetering motion of the body, which has given him the name of Teeter-up, or Steelyard bird. At your ap- proach he again swings out with a few rapid motions of his wings, then sails back to shore again to continue his run- ning and teetering. Flushed several times, he finally circles well out beyond you back to the place whence he first started, for the chances arc that a nest is hidden in the thick {rrass not far from shore.
What to read after Birds Through the Years?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilmore, Albert Field, 1868-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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