Our Bird Comrades
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These various notes and calls are heard incessantly until the young are hatched, when the birds at once become silent." The nesting habits of casia are quite similar to those of our American forms, with the following interesting exception: The doorway of the cavity constituting the bird's domicile is plastered vip with clay, made viscid by The Nuthatch Family 69 the nuthatch's glutinous saUva, leaving in the center a circular hole just large enough to afford entrance and exit for the little own...er. Says the author quoted above: "When the sitting bird is interfered with, she defends her treasures with great courage, hissing like a wryneck, and vigorously striking at her aggressor with her sharp bill." Like our common white-breast, the British bird may be attracted to human dwellings by furnishing him a regular supply of food suited to his taste, and may grow 'so trustful as to come when called, and even to catch morsels thrown to him in the air. In the forest he often hammers so loudly on a resonant branch that his tattoo is mistaken for that of a woodpecker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These various notes and calls are heard incessantly until the young are hatched, when the birds at once become silent." The nesting habits of casia are quite similar to those of our American forms, with the following interesting exception: The doorway of the cavity constituting the bird's domicile is plastered vip with clay, made viscid by The Nuthatch Family 69 the nuthatch's glutinous saUva, leaving in the center a circular hole just large enough to afford entrance and exit for the little own...er. Says the author quoted above: "When the sitting bird is interfered with, she defends her treasures with great courage, hissing like a wryneck, and vigorously striking at her aggressor with her sharp bill." Like our common white-breast, the British bird may be attracted to human dwellings by furnishing him a regular supply of food suited to his taste, and may grow 'so trustful as to come when called, and even to catch morsels thrown to him in the air. In the forest he often hammers so loudly on a resonant branch that his tattoo is mistaken for that of a woodpecker.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keyser, Leander Sylvester, 1856- to read onlineMoreLess
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