Common British Birds How to Identify Them
Common British Birds How to Identify Them
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Seen on lakes and rivers. Dives quickly if alarmed, coming up again some yards away, when, if it still thinks there is danger, it again disappears beneath the surface. Never seen on land, legs being placed very far back, which position, though admirably adapted for swimming and diving, makes the bird unfitted for ordinary walking.
Nest. Among reeds and water-plants.
Eggs. Chalky-white, but become stained with ^brownish through being covered with wet vegetation * when the bird leaves the nest.
H...aunts. Lakes, ponds, and rivers.
COMMON BRITISH BIRDS 19 DIPPER. (R. Dippers. ) Size. Blackbird. Short tail, much the shape of a Wren.
Colour. Above blackish-brown, breast white, under parts deep reddish-brown.
Note. A varied song, wild and sweet.
Distinguishing Feature. The erect attitude, with the short tail nearly at right angles to the back ] the dark colour above, with the white breast showing dis- tinctly as the bird perches on a stone or rock in the middle of a stream.
Nest. Built of moss on the banks of a stream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seen on lakes and rivers. Dives quickly if alarmed, coming up again some yards away, when, if it still thinks there is danger, it again disappears beneath the surface. Never seen on land, legs being placed very far back, which position, though admirably adapted for swimming and diving, makes the bird unfitted for ordinary walking.
Nest. Among reeds and water-plants.
Eggs. Chalky-white, but become stained with ^brownish through being covered with wet vegetation * when the bird leaves the nest.
H...aunts. Lakes, ponds, and rivers.
COMMON BRITISH BIRDS 19 DIPPER. (R. Dippers. ) Size. Blackbird. Short tail, much the shape of a Wren.
Colour. Above blackish-brown, breast white, under parts deep reddish-brown.
Note. A varied song, wild and sweet.
Distinguishing Feature. The erect attitude, with the short tail nearly at right angles to the back ] the dark colour above, with the white breast showing dis- tinctly as the bird perches on a stone or rock in the middle of a stream.
Nest. Built of moss on the banks of a stream.
What to read after Common British Birds How to Identify Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rh Wilfrid Hodges to read onlineMoreLess
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