Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 57
ate to thesouthern part of theUnited States, andsome probably go asfar south as the WestIndies. During mild wintersa few remain in theNorthern States, andthose who are fortu-nate enough to rambleabout the hedges andbyways find them insheltered places. On pleasant days, too, theyare sometimes seen… … THE NESTLINGS. even be found flitting about the haystacks nearthe barns, where the cattle are fed in pleasantweather. One January morning I saw a very unusualbird-picture about one of these stacks. The ground wascovered with athick blanketof snow, overwhich the hay hadbeen scattered. Theloosened…
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