Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 103
BLACK DUCKS GETTING THEIR FOOD UNDER WATER. Their long necks and their ability to hold themselves head downward in the water enable them to do this. for a moment, and then dropping like a meteor?Under he goes with a surge; then, heavily flap- He brint THE MUSKRAT Is A DAINTY FEEDER.the root up from… … WOODCOCKS OBTAINING EARTHWORMS FROMMOIST EARTH. By the aid of the upper part of the bill the bird can feel around andpull out an earthworm from the mud in about the Fame manner thatyou would take a string from an open mouth bottle with your finger. these, although perhaps not more charming. Tosee a…
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