Outdoor Life in England
Outdoor Life in England
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Then, again, pike will work havoc in a stream ; and, I venture to assert, tame ducks and swans will do as much harm as all the rest put together. I have been an ardent fisherman all my life, and so consider myself qualified to give an opinion on matters piscatorial ; and I have never yet had reason to believe that moorhens are in any way harmful to a fishery, and it will require more than mere assertion to convince me to the con- trary ; were I capable of believing them to be inimical to the in...terests of a river, I could not love them as I do. There are few birds which afford me greater pleasure and interest than moor-hens, and they are ornamental withal, for when in full plumage a moor-hen is particularly handsome, his orange bill and white tail contrasting well with the dark olive-brown and blue-black colour of the rest of his body as he dots his way across the stream. MOOR-HEN SHOOTING 255 In some parts of the country where moor-hens are plentiful, it is customary to shoot them, the time of year most suitable for this kind of sport being the latter part of August.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, again, pike will work havoc in a stream ; and, I venture to assert, tame ducks and swans will do as much harm as all the rest put together. I have been an ardent fisherman all my life, and so consider myself qualified to give an opinion on matters piscatorial ; and I have never yet had reason to believe that moorhens are in any way harmful to a fishery, and it will require more than mere assertion to convince me to the con- trary ; were I capable of believing them to be inimical to the in...terests of a river, I could not love them as I do. There are few birds which afford me greater pleasure and interest than moor-hens, and they are ornamental withal, for when in full plumage a moor-hen is particularly handsome, his orange bill and white tail contrasting well with the dark olive-brown and blue-black colour of the rest of his body as he dots his way across the stream. MOOR-HEN SHOOTING 255 In some parts of the country where moor-hens are plentiful, it is customary to shoot them, the time of year most suitable for this kind of sport being the latter part of August.
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