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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 14 (October 1881) (1881)

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ces, tends to reduce the methods vates in the unsound timbers. "Water, when admitted to a used to the following three: First, submersion of the vine- citing personal observations and the evidence collected by tree, causes its center to decay; but if a perforation is made yard, when… … lation are most seriously com- nately in the burrowing and WOODPECKERS. promised. Still we have great making of the nest, but they hopes that, by energetic and find an implacable enemy in intelligent efforts, we may be enabled gradually to arrest the saucy little wren, who, when the woodpeckers'…

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