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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1905 Excerpt: …then coaxes them to a low perch and they pass the night under her wings. In about six weeks their wings are strong enough to carry them to the top of a high fence or among the branches of a tall tree. The mother bird talks to her babies with a soft crooning note when all is well, but when danger comes her sharp “Quit! Quit!” bids them seek shelter. Ordinarily Mrs. Turkey is very shy and timid, but if danger threatens her young brood she will fight the enemy, even though it be a dog, until every feather is torn from her body. The eggs and the flesh of the turkey are used for food, feathers used for making feather dusters. Comparisons with goose: Turkey. Head bare; bill, short, strong curved; legs, dark colored, covered with false scales; feathers, large, coarse; body, flat; eggs, spotted; foot, formed for scratching; movements, walks and flies. Goose. Head, covered with feathers; bill, long, flat, spoon-shaped; legs, light orange, covered with parchmentlike skin; feathers, smaller, soft, downy; body, flat; eggs, large, white; foot, made for swimming; movements, waddles and swims. THIRD YEAR. FALL TERM. One thirty minute lesson; three twenty minute lessons. First Week–Woodpecker, housefly, wild carrot. Second Week–Owl, mosquito, gladiolus, hydrangea, Jamestown weed. Third Week–Bluejay, coreopsis, chickweed, dragon fly. Fourth Week–Crow, beetle, sumach, melons. Fifth Week–Goldfinch, butterfly, maple. Sixth Week–Nuthatch, caterpillars, elm, dahlia. Seventh Week–Chickadee, oak, hickory, birch. Eighth Week–English sparrow, tube rose. Ninth Week–Eagle, pine, burdock. Tenth Week–Snipe, poplar, burrs, stick-tights. Eleventh Week–Ostrich, pumpkins, cranberries. Twelfth Week–Wolf, fox, horse-chestnut. Thirteenth Week–Snakes, turtles, ailanthus. …

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