Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 106
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 … A YOUNG CEDAR WAXWING THREE WEEKS OI Taking ripe choke-cherries from a stem held in my left hand. Withmy right hand I pressed the bulb of the camera. — E. J. S. some big chestnut-trees. Their lisping calls werenot unlike the fine notes of old birds, but therewas little of the yellow and buff about…
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