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3. Wild Plum. N., S., M., W. 



4. Wild Currant. N., S., M., W. 



5. Wild Grape Vines. N., S., M., W, 



6. Virginia Creeper. N., S., M., W. 



7. Elder. Sambucus. N., S., M., W. 



FIG. 4. MOONSEED TWINING ON A YOUNG WILLOW. 

 EIGHTH NATURAL SIZE. 



ABOUT ONE- 



8. Wild Gooseberries. Species with smooth fruit. 

 N., S., M., W. 



Flowers for Hummingbirds. These little gems of 

 sunshine are a unique feature of American birddom.' 

 In the summer of 1898 they were particularly numer- 



