The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 18
ine-grosbeaks, are apt to comeinto our cities to eat the buds from the maples andelms along our streets. They are so beautifuland rare-looking that they are seldom molested. Along the country fences and in the brierycorners of weedy fields we can generally finda flock of jolly, sweet-tempered… … REDPOLLS IN THE COW-YARD. Feeding all about a boy lying on the snow. sparrows are far from shy, and are alwayscheery, sweet-voiced little fellows. They are fre-quently joined by the slate-gray juncos, or snow-birds, which can always be told by the flash ofwhite tail-feathers in flight. A flock of…
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