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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 264

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he bot-tom. After having placed thehouse, pour in a little clean sawdust to facilitate thebuilding of the nest. The most important consideration in the makingof a bird house suitable for nesting is to have thefloor space and depth of the proper dimensions, andto provide an opening of the requisite… … 240 CARPENTRY FOR BEGINNERS 1 :ntran( :e HEIGHT FLOOR ABOVE DIAMETER ABOVE SPECIES SPACE DEPTH FLOOR ENTRANCE GROUND Bluebird 5x5 8 6 11/2 5-10 ft Chickadee 4x4 8-10 8 lys 6-15 Crested flycatcher 6x6 8-10 8 2 8-20 Dipper 6x6 6 1 3 1-3 Flicker 7x7 16-18 16 2^^ 6-20 * Hairy woodpecker 6x6 12-15 12…

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