VALUABLE TO THE I- ARM Kit 



1!) 



woodbine. The fruits consisted of service-berries, straw- 

 berries and apples. 



Apparently this bird is almost worth its weight in gold to 

 the farmer who has valuable trees and fruit: and in winter 



1)()\V\V WOODPECKER. 



the farmer who is wise will put up suet, fat pork and bones 



bearing some raw meal, on the trees in his orchard and woods. 



The Hum Woodpecker 1 is so close a counterpart of the 



downy, in appearance and habits, that it is unnecessary to de- 



1 Dry-o-ba'tes vU-lo'sus. Length, 10.50 inches. 



