Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 446
of whichthe cage is made. Small holes are made in thebase-board with an awl; the ends of the wirecloth are slipped into them and bent over. Theedges of the cloth are tacked to the back boardand wired to the 3-sided wire frame at the oppo-site end. A wire-screen door can be hung onhinges which may… … FIG. 12. A DOUBLE SQUIRREL-HOUSE. The squirrel-house (Fig. 12) is constructedin the same manner as the cage, but it has theadvantage of a covered shelter at one end of thebase-board. This is made from a tin cracker-box with the lid removed and inverted so that the bottom acts as the roof. In one…
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