Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 631
b and honey. The Arvicola andJaculus seem to bethe greatest diggers,while the Hcspero-mys prefers a homeabove-ground, andconstructs its dwell-ing much like thesquirrels. Some-times it takes up itsabode in desertedbirdsnests, such asthose of the cat-bird,red-winged black-bird, wood-thrush,and… … LEAVING HOME. Mountains, by Mr. Trotter. The nest, whichsecond tenant and all—is shown in the picture ithe next page, hung from the extremity of a youi tree a few feet frcthe ground ; athe mouse had coipletely filled the iside with dry graleaving only enouroom to squeeze ira comfortable bin the…
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