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52 he went to a stump once the oak limb he light on nearby broke with him and he hung back down when he flew away. that time a little [[strikethrough]] [[white throated sparrow]] [[/strikethrough]] junco chased him. I went to the stump and found one of the acorn. Then I heard a robin sing a little and saw several Juncos have gathered into flocks and I hearing their [[?]] [[whilsted?]] [[underlined]] too-doo [[/underlined]]. I followed it and got sight of him. The Red-Head always [[end page]] [[start page]] 53 seemed to go to the same tree. He seemed to be rather suspicious of me. He could go down a tree backwards easily. lifting his tail hopping down and falling back on it. He kept up his [[treelead?]] like note all the while. The stub he liked best was very tall and he would put a nut there and hammer it done with his shiny white bill very hard. all the nuts I crammed were perfectly round. once he brought one to the stub and dropped it