Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 683
FIG. 3. THE BEAVERS HOUSE. FIG. I. A BEAVER DAM. small, upper branches as a storage supply of food FiS- 4 shows a tree, now standing in the Newfor winter use. These branches are cut into Y ork Z°ological Park, which was partly cut downlengths of two or three feet, and then are carried … FIG. 2. THE BIG COTTONWOOD TREE CUT DOWNBY THE BEAVERS. beneath the water and into the beavers houses,or burrows, where the tender green bark is usedas the staple article of food during the winter. Fig. 1 shows a dam made by the beavers. Fig. 2 shows a giant Cottonwood tree, nineteeninches in…
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