Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 362
staken while the voun^; were still in the nest. 919 Again we tried the same experiment of hav-ing the mother light between her clamoringchildren. First the right received a toothsomemorsel, notwithstanding tlie impatient e.xclania-lions of the chick on the left. Soon after thehungry bairn on the… … FIRST THE KIGHT KEClilVEU A TOOTJISOMEMORSEL. SOON AI-TEK THE HUNGRV UAIkN ON IHE LEt-T GOT AJflCV BITE. The mother fed the nearest nestling. Chang-ing the plate and adjusting the camera again,we had to wait only three minutes. The bairnat the edge of the nest surely had the advan-tage of position.…
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