The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 152
d 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 me for a while. Hewas feeding in an oak-tree,… … A BAG OF NUTS AND SAMPLES OF CONTENTS. Beginning at left—hickory-nuts, hazelnuts, butternuts, chestnuts,black walnuts, beechnuts. a blue jay, or was there a fat grub of just theright kind in the acorn which the jay followed?Henry saw a little field-mouse sitting up squir-rel-fashion, as he called…
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