Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 222
best place to scatter theseed is on the ground, where seed-eating birdsusually get their food. First of all however,the snow should be cleared away ; otherwisethe food is liable to sink in out of sight; andbesides, it is very difficult for small birds to getabout on foot in soft, deep snow. If… … A Chickadee. -^rJH ■^f^ >^ cl A Blue Jay. A TRIO OF FRIENDLY BIRDS. For the seed-eating birds it is well to have avariety of food. Mixed bird seed is excellentfor the smaller birds, but to it should be addedsuch things as oats, wheat, buckwheat, corn,and sun-flower seeds. If there are no cats in…
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