Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 864
was harmless, and withquick motions began to rub his noseup and down the bark of the tree ina way that was entirely new to me.As soon as the squirrel left his perch,the humming-bird flew to the tree andbegan sticking his bill into some of thenumerous holes in its bark. These holesI now noticed for… … \ RED SQUIRRELS AND HUMMING-BIRD EN-JOYING THE SWEET SAP EXUDING FROM THEHOLES MADE BY A WOODPECKER IN THEBARK OF A CHERRY BIRCH-TREE. 94Q NATURE AND SCIENCE FOR YOUNG FOURS. [Arc and in addition I could see places where thesap had trickled down the side of the tree andpartially dried. Tasting…
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