Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 425
traveled by different birds van-very much. The robin, red-winged blackbird, andthe like, go only far enough to find warmth andfood, and one or two warm days in early springare enough to call them back, after which theyoften go south again. The red-winged blackbirdis found during the whole winter as… … THE GULL. January and February : Sometimes they appeareddriving about like an enormous black cloud carriedbefore the wind, varying in shape every moment.Sometimes suddenly rising from the fields aroundme with a noise like thunder, while the glitteringof innumerable wings of the brightest…
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