{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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We frequently see notices of the singular freaks of the ieathered tribe in selecting localities during the time of incubation. In garden in this vicin- iy pair of martins have selected long shoot the Cherokee rose, hanging from trellls, upoA which they have constructed of cotton moss and har their nest and in which one of the old ones with three four of their unnedged progeny, may now at any hour be seen. What renders the location of their tenement especially remarkable is the fact, that it hangs directly over one of the walks m the garden, and not more than four feet from the ground, expos- ed to the view of every one passing, and within reach of children, in the precincts of whose play ground It is suspended, the birds beng quiet spec tators of the noisy gambols of the young folks and apparently courling rather than stunning obsorva. finn