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St. Nicholas (1873)

Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 477

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rwe see one alone we shall know him ata glance. In some places there are yardsof barn-swallows, then of tree-swallows,then of barns again. But here are fourbirds, all unlike and side by side. Thefirst is plainly a barn-swallow, as we knowby the tail and wings, which reach as far(or farther) on one… … FOUR V.^RIETIES OF SW.ALLOWS. Tree. Bank. Cliff, or Cave. {See letter, comment, and illustrations in Distinguishing the Swallows,Nature and Science for September, 1903, page 1037.) NATL Ri: AND SCIENCE FOR YOUNG FOLKS. 1033 A FOUR-FOOTED HARVESTER. You who have traveled in the mountains ofthe West…

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