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Wilkinson's easement window. On being
opened, 10 heE.eurpsise, in flew her fayorite
robin, with ils-family. They all received a
hearty welcome, and remained there until thel
spring. This conduct has been pursued eyerJ
year since, 10 the present year; aud no les.


than eight robins have taken up their winte1
quarters iu Mrs Wilkinson's kitchen. Ifth
window be not opened, the old robin will
perch upon the latch of the door, aud flu,terI
ing with his wings, jingle it until be is let in
he perches upon her shoulder or her hand. =
she holds it out to him, and will sing his n,errv
song as if in grateful acknowledgment Of ,he
hospitality shown 10 his co-mates and himself


This fact is well known to every one in The


Observation-Disclosures Gardener. Chros.
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