GOING TO BED AND GETTING UP. LAY 
though we have made the prettiest little houses, and 
nailed boxes in cosey places. The western race of the 
house wren nests with us; so also does the bluebird. 
But these birds have not become civilized and prefer to 
stay in the mountains and far-off places. 
WESTERN BLUEBIRD. 
Birds never call to one another to “ Be sure to leave 
the window up for fresh air,” and they do not try to 
get more than their share of the blankets, as some 
children do. Each bird carries his bedding about on 
his back, like a tramp, and he takes the first warm, 
