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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 27

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aloud snapping of beaks and a threatening chorusof hisses, and she never seemed to desire anycloser acquaintance. MY FIRST HAWKS NEST It was a red-letter day in my bird-nesting ex-perience when I found my first hawks nest. Itwas a rainy April afternoon, and I was wadingknee-deep in a Connecticut… … I SAT DOWN BESIDE THE NEST, AND MY BROTHERTOOK MY PHOTOGRAPH. in the upper part of a tall chestnut-tree. I knewthat it was a nest, but whether it belonged to acrow or a hawk, I could not tell at that distance.But on going closer, and looking at it through a BIRD TALKS 15 field-glass, I could see…

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