Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 265
es, titmice and chickadees a deepnarrow nest is essential. Theaccompanying working draw-ing gives the dimensions for thelargest size—that adapted tothe industrious red-headedwoodpecker, but the reader willhave no difficulty in making thenecessary reductions to bringthe house into conformity withthe… … BIRD HOUSES 241 take to make bird houses of thin box material thatonly warps so as to make the seams gape after the REDHEADED WOODPECKER HOUSE *-/o Abof ^;^ /y-0/?/ 1 ^^ 3ac/t \ 27 -j^^ f/oar =^iJ J/c/e X ^/c/e •2^ -^2i- ■22 first rain. Birds will not tolerate a house with openseams or cracks. The…
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