Wood Thrush 
The liquid notes of this thrush are almost as sweet 
as those of his cousin, the hermit: and as he is not so re- 
tiring in disposition, his song is more frequently heard. 
He is nesting more and more in large shade trees on sub- 
urban lawns and in thickets, shrubbery etc., 1n settled 
communities. He likes the fruit of wild blackberry, red 
cedar, juniper, mulberry, wild strawberry and. viburnum. 
Hermit Thrush 
The fruit of the Japanese barberry, viburnum, 
woodbine and bush honeysuckle aftract the retiring 
hermit in spring and autumn. In summer he retreats to 
dark pine and spruce forests where few beside his mate 
ever hear his renowned voice. 
Quail and Partridge 
The lives of many of these game birds might be 
saved every winter by the provision of buckwheat, 
wheat, oats and other small drain. 
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