Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 421
ndant at this time, and as they canfollowed by their footprints upon the snow, thare readily taken for market. Although mostour smaller birds migrate in the fall, a few do nThe blue-jay, after his winter stores of nutsacorns are exhausted, is often glad to make a mupon the few frozen apples which… … I THE NUT-HATCH. tapping the trees with his bill, and examining ejcrevice in the bark for hidden insects. This 1bird does not seem to suffer from the cold of SOMETHING ABOUT BIRDS. 395 ost severe winter days; but when in warmerather icy rain and sleet cover the branches andinks of the trees with a…
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