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From Vick's Monthly
Magazine, 1880
A neighbor who is a great observer of life out of doors, has
already anticipated the wants of the birds, and proposes a
Christmas present for them, similar to the accompanying sketch,
which is simply a feed box and perches on top of a pole about four
feet high, and a broad wood awning over all. He says: "The scraps
from the table will be sufficient not only to give the birds a
merry Christmas, but to keep them merry all through the winter,
and I am sure that the life and gaiety of the birds about the
house through the dull season will amply repay such a kindly
investment."
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