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Birds Every Child Should Know (1907)
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Birds Every Child Should Know
by Neltje Blanchan
⇥ Toward the end of June, you may see robins flying in flocks after sun-down. Old males and young birds of the first brood scatter themselves over the country by day to pick up the best living they can, but at night they collect in large numbers at some favourite roosting place. Oftentimes the weary mother birds are now raising second broods. We like to believe that the fathers return from the roosts at sun-up to help supply those insatiable babies with worms throughout the long day.🏁
Submitted by deroche - 06/16/2025
Book Educational 5.39 Ranked
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Birds Every Child Should Know
by Neltje Blanchan
⇥ Toward the end of June, you may see robins flying in flocks after sun-down. Old males and young birds of the first brood scatter themselves over the country by day to pick up the best living they can, but at night they collect in large numbers at some favourite roosting place. Oftentimes the weary mother birds are now raising second broods. We like to believe that the fathers return from the roosts at sun-up to help supply those insatiable babies with worms throughout the long day.🏁
Submitted by deroche - 06/16/2025
Book Educational 5.39 Ranked