The Children's book of Birds
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When he wants to hide, he makes use of a clever trick, which shows that he knows how much he looks like the trunk of a tree. He simply flattens himself against the bark, and keeps perfectly still. Then you can hardly see him, though you look right at him.
•You can see in the picture how he looks.
VI THE CAVE-DWELLING FAMILY (Troglodytidce) ^ First Brakch This is a family of singers, who dress in plain colors. There is not a red or blue stripe, and not a yellow or purple feather, among them.
The... family has two branches, or subfamilies as the books call them. The first branch, which gives the name to the family, is made of birds who are really a sort of cave-dwellers, — the wrens.
Wrens are lively little birds, excitable and afraid of nothing. They are in plain browns, barred off with another shade of the same color.
They are so near the color of the ground, where they spend most of their time, that they are not easily seen. They have a way of holding their tails up, some of them much more than others, by which one may know a wren wherever he sees it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he wants to hide, he makes use of a clever trick, which shows that he knows how much he looks like the trunk of a tree. He simply flattens himself against the bark, and keeps perfectly still. Then you can hardly see him, though you look right at him.
•You can see in the picture how he looks.
VI THE CAVE-DWELLING FAMILY (Troglodytidce) ^ First Brakch This is a family of singers, who dress in plain colors. There is not a red or blue stripe, and not a yellow or purple feather, among them.
The... family has two branches, or subfamilies as the books call them. The first branch, which gives the name to the family, is made of birds who are really a sort of cave-dwellers, — the wrens.
Wrens are lively little birds, excitable and afraid of nothing. They are in plain browns, barred off with another shade of the same color.
They are so near the color of the ground, where they spend most of their time, that they are not easily seen. They have a way of holding their tails up, some of them much more than others, by which one may know a wren wherever he sees it.
What to read after The Children's book of Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuertes, Louis Agassiz, 1874-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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