Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 560
con-spicuous among the white fluffi-ness of the willows. We may main-tain that the song is o-ka-lee, orkong-quer-ree or gurgle-ee, and,in any case, it is evidently amost fitting accompaniment tothe brook. Farther up thestream you see the song-spar-row, with its conspicuous blackspot on its breast.… … Smoothsumac. Stag-hornsumac. HATS IN SUMMER- BAREHEADEDWINTER. IN When shrubs and trees are bare, many inter-esting things maybe learned from the position ofthe leaf-scars. Cut a hickory twig, and note howthe buds are situated at the upper may-gin of eachleaf-scar. This is the arrangement of leaf…
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