Wild Bird Guests How to Entertain Them
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If a roof is arranged over it, it becomes a 'food shelter/ and will not require sweeping off after every snowstorm. Besides putting seed and other food in the tray itself we sometimes fasten to the tray an upright branch or small log and to this attach a piece of suet. This is for the convenience of any 148 Wild Bird Guests woodpeckers which may come, though it is not really necessary even for them.
The Window Box Few devices have given more satisfaction to members of our household than the win...dow box, which was made from a sketch kindly sent to me by William Dutcher, President of the Na- tional Association of Audubon Societies. It is made to fit the open window, the sash coming down snug into a groove in the woodwork at the top. It projects into the room about a foot. The top, back, and sides are of glass, which helps to give the room a cheerful sunny appearance. The floor of the box is of wood and in the form of a tray projects into the garden ten or twelve inches. At the top, and inside the room, of course, is a hinged lid through which we put the food, and which can be used to ventilate the room when necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If a roof is arranged over it, it becomes a 'food shelter/ and will not require sweeping off after every snowstorm. Besides putting seed and other food in the tray itself we sometimes fasten to the tray an upright branch or small log and to this attach a piece of suet. This is for the convenience of any 148 Wild Bird Guests woodpeckers which may come, though it is not really necessary even for them.
The Window Box Few devices have given more satisfaction to members of our household than the win...dow box, which was made from a sketch kindly sent to me by William Dutcher, President of the Na- tional Association of Audubon Societies. It is made to fit the open window, the sash coming down snug into a groove in the woodwork at the top. It projects into the room about a foot. The top, back, and sides are of glass, which helps to give the room a cheerful sunny appearance. The floor of the box is of wood and in the form of a tray projects into the garden ten or twelve inches. At the top, and inside the room, of course, is a hinged lid through which we put the food, and which can be used to ventilate the room when necessary.
What to read after Wild Bird Guests How to Entertain Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baynes, Ernest Harold, 1868-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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