Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 537
-szyx^s1 NOW AND THEN A BEAR FINDS A SUITABLE PLACE TO HOLE UP IN THE DECAYED BASE OK A LARGE TREE. But he needs a door which the snow will be sure to block up and hide. this case I think the chief advantage of a treenest is that it is the one least liable to be robbed … THE FEATHER-BED OF AN AMERICAN GOLDENEYE DUCK. The tree is sometimes quite a distance from the nearest water. The Barrows goldeneye duck also nests in this way. would learn to nest in hollow trees were it notthat such nests are found to contain verminoftener than those in the open air. We may…
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