The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)
University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 70
THEY LIKED TO CLING TO OUR CLOTHING. the foot of the tree was generally followed by animpatient eye and a dangerous-looking long billat the threshold, the greeting a busy housewifegives an intruding peddler. With a bored look, ANIMAL FRIENDSHIPS AND PHOTOGRAPHS 265 … THE PARENT BIRD AT HIS FKOXT DOOR.(Copyright, 1903, by H. T. Bohlmau.) she flipped across the way and sat while the visi-tors nosed about and prowled in her house. Those naked baby flickers were the ugliest lit-tle bird youngsters I ever saw. In the heart of the fir the development wasrapid. The…
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