Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 585
etimes enough to bring it down abreak it. The birds then lose not only their horrbut, what is a much greater misfortune to theithe eggs for which they have labored so long aso faithfully to make a soft bed, out of the reaof cats, and rats, and birds of prey. Whenevyou look into the nest to see the… … BARN-SWALLOWS AND THEIR NESTS. BIRDS IN THE SPRING. 557 rs too long, these will become cold, and the■ing birds inside them will die.f you arc very careful to avoid touching thet, and to make your visits while the old birds
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