Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 426
manner in which the journey is made. y, the question will be asked, How are the Is guided upon their journey? It is hard tover. Naturalists know something about it, but v little indeed. /e know that many birds, the geese for instance,themselves under the direction of a leader,we know that this… … THE WILD PIGEON. the winter, and live upon such food as they are ableto find. We see from this that the journey, is notdirected merely by instinct, but that some experi-ence is also necessary, for if it were not, young birdscould find their way as well as old ones. Then,we cannot understand how it…
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