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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 156

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g for something to gnaw,they will be found curled up on a branch closeagainst the side of a tree, the tail close over theback, their feet tucked well in under them. Bob-whites, redpolls, and goldfinches on sunny daysleave their tracks in weedy fields. A stormdrives them to the shelter of the woods… … A RED SQUIRREL IN COLD-WEATHER POSE. BOB-WHITE (QUAIL) IN SHELTER OF A BANK.Quail often seek the sunny side of a steep bank. crawls clumsily down from the old tree in which in such places you will find it fairly trampledis spent a great part of his life. His tracks are down by the numerous little…

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