In Berkshire fields . se to hear the call of the wild. Not long

Download this stock image: In Berkshire fields . se to hear the call of the wild. Not long ago,in a small stream behind my house, I saw two mal-lards swimming along, and rushed, in great excite-ment, to tell the news. To my chagrin, I foundthey had come from a barn-yard a mile away andwould return to it at night. They did. A hunterwould hardly have been more tempted to shootone than he would to shoot a cow. The so-called black duck (so called, no doubt,because it is distinctly brown) is still, I presume,the duck most often seen on inland waters or evenon such marshes as those of Long Island. It winterson Long Island, an - 2AJM3T6 from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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