Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 235
HOW SOME ANIMALS KEEP WARM One day in the early part of the winter, I had mycamera pointed at the distant snow-coveredwoods, when my attention was attracted, and Iwas greatly surprised, by the sight of two rabbits … A HEN WARMING A FOOT IN ITS FEATHERS. S IN A HOLLOW TREE, AND QUAIL UNDER ANOVERHANGING BANK. crouching together at the foot of a hollow tree. Ihad often seen rabbits sitting in this position in acage, and knew that it was a habit among the mem-bers of the rabbit family to sit side by side for…
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