



Photo Ijy Thomas E. Marr and Son 



ANOTHER PLACE WHERE BIRDS LIKE TO NEST 



A wood road at The Pines. In the thickets along its sides the catbird, cuckoo, golden- 

 winged warbler, chestnut-sided warbler, bluejay, brown thrush, chewink, purple finch, tanager^ 

 and other birds find attractive nesting sites. This wood road runs through that portion of 

 Mr. Kennard's place on which the undergrowth has been encouraged, and on which over 

 thirty varieties of birds breed each year (see page 315). Contrast with the scene on page 320. 



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