EL CARPINTERO 



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SO neatly and tightly that no other creature can 

 remove them. 



We may take for examination, from specimens 



Work of Californian Woodpecker, 



of the Carpenter's work, a piece of spruce bark 

 seven inches long by six wide, containing ten 

 acorns and two empty holes. As spruce bark 

 is so much harder and rougher than the pine 



