The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 26
THE CHIMNEY-SWIFT STUFFS THE SIDE POCKETS OFITS MOUTH FULL OF FLIES.This is similar to the manner in which a chipmunk packs grain THE SANDPIPER PUTS ITS EGGS ON THE GROUND WITH BUTand nuts in its mouth pockets. LITTLE IF ANY NEST-LINING. BIRD TALKS 13 teach us. Nearly all birds build ticsts for… … IKKlAKKD 111 UI-.FKM) Till.Ik M KtlM.IIULII AUAINST ALL COMERS I have seen two thousand flamingoes nests inone community, and some of the guillemots breedin numbers vastly greater. Some birds build nonests, but, like the night-hawk, whippoorwill, andsome sandpipers, lay their earth-colored…
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