English, asked by meena19282, 3 months ago

What happens when all the birds are faint in the heat of the sun in poem on the grasshopper and the cricket​

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Answered by zuberking
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All song birds are faint and feel tired because of the scorching heat of the sun in the summer season. .. When the birds take shelter in the cool places and stop singing, then, the void is filled up by the Grasshopper.

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