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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 152

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May,who had gone with Frank and the older cousins FALL SCENES AND WINTER PICTURES 131 after hazelnuts. The hazelnuts were not soplentiful as the others; chipmunks had been herebefore us. It was under the hazel-hushes, besidea stone wall, that Frank found a chipmunks holeand called us to see the… … A BLUE JAY ABOUT TO CRACK AN ACORN. along the old fence where the hazel-bushes grew,the jays romping, hunting for nuts, and makinga great racket as though this were their Fourthof July. Blue jays are as fond of nuts and nut-ting-parties as boys and girls are. I saw one jaydo a thing which puzzled…

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