Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 272
, make oneor more with one sideopen as well as thefront. Nest Shelter.—A still more open form of nestingplace is the shelter. V 0 1 LUMBER rOR NEST 5nELF Z J/c/e / J/afe — 7 /O --24 f/oor 7— When placed in theshrubbery, song spar-rows, catbirds andbrown thrashers arelikely to use it. Rob-ins may… … houses three-quarter inch material is used. First shape up the ends, sawing out the entrances with a fret saw, and then prepare the bottom, sawing the ends off perfectly square. Nail these securely together, and then put on the roof boards, covering the ridge with a strip of zinc or tin. A small…
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