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OUR SUMMER LIFE
Our Bird Friends out in the Garden
OW we all love the first breath of spring. Then
we are reminded of the many bright days that
are coming. When spring has actually taken form
and separated herself from the mists of melting snow,
bringing Pandora's own box of mysteries for luggage,
even the garden owner who has ceased to expect the
miraculous to happen suddenly becomes alert, and is
continually in the attitude known as nose to the wind in
the lore of the wild. Which of the earth tribe that live
by root, bulb and seed has survived the long winter?
Who of the winged company have safely passed the
perils of flight through storms and unfriendly lands?
We walk along the paths and into the garden of our
summer home and find answers on every side. Nesting
places there are galore in tree, bush, briar-patch, and
well-contrived houses that are gladly welcomed by our
bird friends. Shed-beams are here for the Phoebes and
snuggeries for House Wrens, a heap of cedar brush in
farm land if the Carolina Wren is home-hunting; the
Robins will find many home sites among the
trees and roof nooks. A fine
group of spruces
on a knoll above
the pool where
in early spring
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