Invitation to Birds a Few of the Common Birds of Illinois An Invitation to Kno
Invitation to Birds a Few of the Common Birds of Illinois An Invitation to Kno
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7 rT> !•'•■ V"J * — R3BW SHa, TER Note - Onlv one d and back" are cloaed ia MATERIAL "WOOD - PINE 2^ - e\8r' TDP -8"x\0y' BcrrroM - 7V ai END - 6i" X 6" SUPPORT- 2V 9 M60DPECKER House Dimensions injidc - Di'amel-er of -^"^ Entrance 2" N/^URAL OBJECTS USED FOR NESTS coco>nrr nest HOLLC...WLOG SOLID LOG SK//£d IN KAIXES&GOUQED This page reprinted through the courtesy of Canadian Nature.
FEEDING THE BIRDS To a bird in winter, food means life. It is as simple as that — food, or death. To be able to survive in zero cold and in drifting snow, a bird must be equipped to live on food that can be found even at such extreme times. This usually amounts to left-over seeds from the autumn, frozen fruits still hanging on tree or bush, or living creatures themselves. And so as autumn sends the insect-eaters south and leaves only the hardy birds to adapt themselves to winter, we find a bird population which endears itself to us because of its very hardiness and good nature in the face of adversity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ca" END5 ©'"■f'i'xlO" BOTTOM CVV"*" TOP @«^ GrxCt" SUPPORT Z"xl6" Make loiV meajurerneo+ ltne'+hi*ist oi board i -fS Round head bras* screms Wrem'5 Me51 This page reprinted through the courtesy of Canadian Nature.
7 rT> !•'•■ V"J * — R3BW SHa, TER Note - Onlv one d and back" are cloaed ia MATERIAL "WOOD - PINE 2^ - e\8r' TDP -8"x\0y' BcrrroM - 7V ai END - 6i" X 6" SUPPORT- 2V 9 M60DPECKER House Dimensions injidc - Di'amel-er of -^"^ Entrance 2" N/^URAL OBJECTS USED FOR NESTS coco>nrr nest HOLLC...WLOG SOLID LOG SK//£d IN KAIXES&GOUQED This page reprinted through the courtesy of Canadian Nature.
FEEDING THE BIRDS To a bird in winter, food means life. It is as simple as that — food, or death. To be able to survive in zero cold and in drifting snow, a bird must be equipped to live on food that can be found even at such extreme times. This usually amounts to left-over seeds from the autumn, frozen fruits still hanging on tree or bush, or living creatures themselves. And so as autumn sends the insect-eaters south and leaves only the hardy birds to adapt themselves to winter, we find a bird population which endears itself to us because of its very hardiness and good nature in the face of adversity.
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