Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 106
he slats. On the following day theyoung birds were left to my care, their parentshaving disappeared. Within the next few daysthey escaped two or three times and once re-mained in a tree-top overnight. A branch of ripecherries held in their view while I imitated theirparents food-call would finally… … A PARENT FEEDING YOUNG CEDAR WAXWINGS RIPE CHOKE-CHERUIES. The young are still in their nest in a cedar, being about ten days old. were being made the youngsters several timesflew away, but returned as soon as I held a smallbranch of cherries toward them. They could
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