Birds and
Birds and Bees, Sharp Eyes, and Other Papers
作者：Burroughs, John, 1837-1921
体例：段 章数：12
字数：250,458 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 12 段- Then this pair of little fly-catchers did what I had never s
- For several previous summers a pair of kingbirds had reared,
- Let me conclude this chapter with two or three notes about t
- In the afternoon we go nearly half a mile farther along the
- It is the making of the wax that costs with the bee. As with
- It was fabled that Homer was suckled by a priestess whose br
- After the young had appeared, all the wit of the bird came i
- Is there any other fruit that has so much facial expression
- Though we were not indebted to the birch-tree for our guide,
- Uncle Nathan had trapped and shot a great many bears, and so
- The particular woodpecker to which I refer drilled his first
- I STOOD on a high hill or ridge one autumn day and saw a hou