Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 382
THE SAPSUCKER AND THE HUMMING-BIRD. probed by the hummer, and the sapsucker againsought. This was repeated over and over again.The humming-bird had discovered that thiswoodpecker always left little holes filled with sapbehind him, and he was profiting by the dis-covery.—Edmund J. Sawyer. A NATURAL… … piece of maple wood with the bark on just as itgrew. It was cut by a wood-chopper near Pon-tiac, Michigan, and is owned by Mr. A. J. Fisher,a real-estate agent of that town. The tones givenforth by the harp are remarkably pure. Thispurity is said by musical people to be due to thefact that there…
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