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1by Muir, John“... seeds with extraordinary austo, and know well now to tear the burrs open. To the squirrels...”
Published 1875
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2by Muir, John“... seeds with extraordinary austo, and know well now to tear the burrs open. To the squirrels...”
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3by Muir, John“... of birds. No wonder we all love them. I like to watch the squirrels. There are two species here, the large...”
Published 1911
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4by Muir, John“..., the Douglas squirrel remained perhaps his favorite, and all who have read his incomparable dog-story...”
Published 1921
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5by Muir, John“..., the Douglas squirrel remained perhaps his favorite, and all who have read his incomparable dog-story...”
Published 1921
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6by Muir, John“... their youth. The Douglass squirrel, the " chickaree" of the West, is the happy harvester of most...”
Published 1878
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7by Muir, John“... their youth. The Douglass squirrel, the " chickaree" of the West, is the happy harvester of most...”
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8by Muir, John“... of birds. No wonder we all love them. I like to watch the squirrels. There are two species here, the large...”
Published 1911
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9by Muir, John“..., studied the individual crystals ,?ith a hand lens, detected the squirrel examining its stores beneath...”
Published 1930
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10by Muir, John“..., studied the individual crystals ,?ith a hand lens, detected the squirrel examining its stores beneath...”
Published 1930
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11by Muir, John“... of the Douglas squirrel, which reflects the darting motion, the very being of the sprightly creature...”
Published 1905
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12by Muir, John“... of the Douglas squirrel, which reflects the darting motion, the very being of the sprightly creature...”
Published 1905
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13by Muir, John“... people, every waterfall has its ouzel and every tree its squirrel or tamias or bird: tiny nuthatch...”
Published 1898
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14by Muir, John“... people, every waterfall has its ouzel and every tree its squirrel or tamias or bird: tiny nuthatch...”
Published 1898
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15by Muir, John“... delightful study. Young sugar-pines, light and feathery as squirrel-tails, were bowing almost to the ground...”
Published 1878
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16by Muir, John“... delightful study. Young sugar-pines, light and feathery as squirrel-tails, were bowing almost to the ground...”
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17by Muir, John“..., down-curving hooks which terminate the scales. Nevei theless, the little Douglas squirrel can opci them...”
Published 1881
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18by Muir, John“..., down-curving hooks which terminate the scales. Nevei theless, the little Douglas squirrel can opci them...”
Published 1881
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19by Muir, John“... and a tree now and then owes its existence to a burrowing wolf or squirrel, but the main supply of fresh...”
Published 1877
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20by Muir, John“... and then owes its existence to a burrowing wolf or squirrel, but the fhain supply of fresh soil is furnished...”
Published 1877
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