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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 155

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w where snowflakes, tree-sparrows,horned larks, redpolls, and perhaps goldfincheshave been at work; about specially seedy stalksof the right kinds the little trails are clusteredand confused, reminding us of the mice-trackswhich we saw in the swamp, but much morethickly grouped than mouse-tracks… … THE TRACKS OF THE RACCOON. Trail to home tree. In the upper part of the tree is the entrance to thehollow interior. In the circle is a near view of this entrance. the same time feed from the weed by tiptoeingor flying up to reach the higher seeds ! In thesetangled trails among the weeds and…

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