Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-01-04

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1'"'e tt-an fhis As uanr spasr.,-. - -
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' "fa'hHF risa's \ elah raapirs .,r.r..n...
-. '+N .'s"t roh" a. : CHICAGO av~rs, r,.
NJ hTat ne North Side water ue-.. o.. -.
ho~iHF hlsFsrt one atrt-. ,t.., -. H','nk
Va" ''sodsa'"nt ~ tueiyo frightened .,,.-,.'
AeF Hsi"r"d ahaut in To storm, asa 49,. ~.
:" "AHf fascinated moths When a.. f.,.sa.tt.-
S''S the1 made their Say back 70 th.f. r..,t,.
ara ae4bftets remained andlatush4A HH.H
- '9''g nat vas certainly mosserr In n.
e.crsrcJty 4" "@~''a oy
la1" trip through thistle a.s e. r.,s
~" VII ." seen scores ~ sodauehea festf.r
on IN" seeds of the prickly atsat. r.a.. 49,,
p4'I''' nave The appearance ~ thu birds Of N.
'F"s ~ @Auld seem that barely \ hrrath -,
a"'s" ~ihd "oald send them scurrylux south
~AFd In truth. however these ttrts ,.,tI ,e,s,.s
Trey appear siay wtth u all ~tr,er 80, 49, 80
p~FS"h In ftfy outside ~ the RANK. ~ ,h -,
stairais ksows the fact 1
:" @s" august III" gaIdEnrh drops hts roIs an.
p'aSk h'eFy ard puts on a sober sr.-vaat,g
,"s - -" Fra'oh My pvopte thtnk that
"'"" 'H''th" s"et lover has rft them ara
t@af another bird has taken rs plAe. tn ,,a
'e'.@So Academy OF Sciences there r. nath.,,~
evidence ~ hos the goEIanch ks~n4 unrr, 4..n
tae ~tn'rF Htgh. The curator tax ,ha.a -
o"''" Rest from the outside If which hang. n.
"~'' 'f Endaheh caught hy the neck and t,ar
M'f haAk"a ~ or" ot lhe cords with which ,ha
S''''" &@' fashioned 's homo The roGdhnrh
mas tonkh' refuge tn the nest frs.g thn ,..,t
AHd on leaving II In the rorninw a. H. ~
hF"h thFuAEh IN" fatal moose These htvt. n.u,,
Nv" deserted homes ot aii their brethren wbo
"H'sa a''p rests The sodHnchvs return rtvt,
%4''t htFok 10 htst @hlch ortola had SWING
'Fefh she TIPS Of att elm In Western Snrtpr. nm
IN" eaieSad"" Of @ateh something has hesn
kEw
of the "o0iperkoF. bat II observation eoms az
much, the bird does not use ,hts .n.ol,,s,
ara warm retreat Cor Hs winter NTH, ,,artnw
'"eF nav" ne#a startled time after time ust aftgr
s"a@@s ON cold nights from tbs vacated nnssw NJ
ih&hF sFSctes OF birds, the chickadps, ~iuotx bury
lek ITSELF In the warm Innings In which ina snm.
'h"F before the young Of Its friends had been
,radled ~ WV"
hy mid'sepsemher the swallows one and All
had disappeared II may b. that ~ tia snnu".
'hee OF Que swallow does not make a summ.r
q" aosehcs OF the entire tribe may no, maka an
'a''ah' ea' II IN certain that the birds must feel
om"thing that bids them hegone for they vn In
ooos ana they SO In the twinkling of an eve ,
"s swallows i've upon insects. and there Ia no
"ason as far as food is concerned whv thav ,
hon'd rot stay at least two weeks longer for !
aeF homes are In sheltered hooks The hum !
'ihg birds, despite its delIcacy STAYS longer thar
he swallow and complains not
III one can catch sight OF a sauey little wood
ecker gong into hole Ia tree on his lawn a, "a
us season OF the year he may hope TO have an q
teresting neighbor during the entire winter An =
lie downy woodpeckers remain In the north tho ;,
sars through, Some of the red heads s,av to- :,
II most OF them 50 few score Of miles IN N. :,
uth All of these birds tina. remain pass their ~
shts IN holes In trees, ana at the time of thu W
1t fall month they are busy locating nroner ~
10 seattes habitations II enough interest In b.