Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 770
I no-ticed now and then afew red ants aboutthem, but the holeswere much larger thanthose of an ant, and Idid not see them carryany grains of sand. Do you know if this Shown by cutting away the earth towas the hole of red or expose the burrow. Blades of grass,... -. minute pebbles, and such things… … AN EARTHWORM REACHING OUT OFITS HOLE TO FEED. 75o NATURE AND SCIENCE FOR YOUNG FOLKS. [June, angleworms, fishworms, and redworms. Theydraw into their holes not only blades of grass,but small pebbles, twigs, leaves, moss, etc., any-thing that may induce the growth of organicsubstances such as mold,…
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