Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 531
JUNCOS (IN FOREGROUND AND IN FLIGHT ATTHE RIGHT) AND TKEE-SPARROWS THATMAKE MANY FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BIRDS FEET When our common winter birds are writing theirautographs on the light coverlet of snow, is agood time for us not only to learn to distinguish as many… … THE WOODPECKER S FOOT IS NICELY ADAPTEDFOR CLINGING. FOOT OF RUFFED GROUSE In the winterthe foot of the grouse is much like a snow-shoe, the toesacquiring a comb-like fringe on the sides, while in the summer the toesare bare and slender. to give a little careful consideration to the mean-ings of…
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