Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 336
to form the chimney. A ridge pole is BIRD AND PIGEON HOUSE 317 then passed through the upright pole and the end pieces,as shown in the figure. Places for the windows are to becut out, but the door may be only a dummy, and paintedblack. Small branches of any straight, easy-splittingwood are to be… … Fig. 319—BIRD HOUSE COMPLETE PIGEON HOUSES Pigeons are valued both as ornamental birds and asfurnishing an exceedingly delicate article of food. Ifkept for use, or if reared purely for fancy, pigeons mustbe housed over the stable or some outbuilding, to se-cure them from cats, rats, weasels, etc.…
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