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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)

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f houses. Thewoodpeckers are hewing out their homesin the solid wood of the orchard trees;the crested flycatchers and bluebirds arepeeping into attractive knot-holes; thevireos and orioles are weaving their gracefulhanging baskets; the meadow-larks and ground-sparrows are neatly lining a corner… … THE BALTIMORE ORIOLE ATTACHES A HANGINGNEST TO A BRANCH. birds are at work on their tiny cradles of plant-down, lichens, and cobwebs. All birds have great 12

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