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St. Nicholas [serial] (1873)

Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 374

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OUR WINTER CHIPPIES, OETREE-SPARROWS, EATING THESEEDS OF WILD CARROTS. They are industrious and cheer-ful little birds. They are sociable, and usually foumflocks. Professor Beal has estmated that in Iowa alone the treisparrows destroy 875 tons of no>ious weed seeds every year. … % i CEDAR WAXWINGS EATING CEDAR BERRIES. : noted for their sociability and silence. In winter their fare This is a good suggestion forwinter observations. I like theexpression looking closer.It condenses much goodadvice for finding outthe secrets of nature. Go into the fields andwoods some sunny…

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