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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 118

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uirrels, when frequentlyfed, will live for months in a dooryard, and are N.&O.L. IT. 7. far happier, healthier pets when allowed theirfreedom. I know of one case where a wildgray was coaxed to live in a country dooryard.Once she disappeared and was given up as lost;but what was our surprise,… … A WHITK SQUIKREL. entire family of four safely housed in her oldhome in the spruce-tree, where she knew per-fectly well that she would find protection andplenty of food. With mother-like instinct, sheundoubtedly brought the weakest first, for thelast squirrel kitten was too heavy for the…

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