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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 151

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from the trees to a low brush-pile. Hewould bring a nut, dig out a little hollow in theground under the brush, put the nut in, and patleaves over it, then scurry off for another. Hewas making his winter store. In one little hollowI found nearly a peck of nuts which a squirrelhad heaped together and… … THE CHIPMUNK AND HAZELNUTS. same way, always in two places on opposite sidesjust where the two meats would be most ex-posed. Frank led the way again, and we entered thewoods, following a cow-path to reach a hazel-thicket on the other side. We found no nutsuntil the very edge of the woods was…

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