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Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 105

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inter alongside the banks of flowing streams, andduring the open winter of 1888-89 numerous specimensof leopard and green frogs were seen on different occa-sions in December and January, while on February18th they, together with the peepers, were in fullchorus. Of our mammals, a few of the rodents… … Chipmunk. Others, as the rabbits, field-mice, and squirrels, aremore or less active and forage freely on whatever theycan find, eating many things which in summer theywould spurn with scorn. To this class belongs thatintelligent but injurious animal the musquash or musk-rat. Those which inhabit the…

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