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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 154

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e study of snow is a delightful one,and must, it seems, always possess the charm ofnovelty; for so long as eyes shall see and kindleat the crystalline beauty, so long shall howlingblizzards or the silent falling of the snowflakesscatter over the earth choice designs from theheavens, never to become… … SIGNS OF WILDLIFE IN WINTER -sr- THE AUTOGRAPHS (TRACKS IN SNOW) OF MINK AND REDPOLLS NEAR THE BROOK.Note carefully these signs of wild life on the ice-covered hrook, in the foreground, near the tree, and on the right and left banks. Birds and four-footed animals are few now andrather seldom seen,…

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