How to Attract And Protect Wild Birds
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t The common juniper was used till recently at Seebacli. Most breeders in the open readily build in it ; b\it it was found that it unfortunately dropped its dry sharp needles into the nests with eggs, which were then deserted by the birds.
§9 The bird shelter- wood has now been planted. At first it must be left entirely to itself until in the third or fourth year, or, if the soil is very bad, in the fifth year, it somewhat resembles Fig. 1.
In the third, fourth, or fifth year, according to thei...r growth, all the plants, except those joined in groups and the isolated tall trees and the rose hedges,* are cut down to the ground in order that they may grow up as spreading bushes instead of single stems. Nothing is left of the whole plantation therefore hat the groups and tall trees marked by circles and crosses on the diagram and the rose hedges. The Fig. 3. SHELTER-WOOD AFTER THE SECOND CUTTING.
former only require simple pruning in order to jDroduce a dense growth.
The copse now resembles Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
t The common juniper was used till recently at Seebacli. Most breeders in the open readily build in it ; b\it it was found that it unfortunately dropped its dry sharp needles into the nests with eggs, which were then deserted by the birds.
§9 The bird shelter- wood has now been planted. At first it must be left entirely to itself until in the third or fourth year, or, if the soil is very bad, in the fifth year, it somewhat resembles Fig. 1.
In the third, fourth, or fifth year, according to thei...r growth, all the plants, except those joined in groups and the isolated tall trees and the rose hedges,* are cut down to the ground in order that they may grow up as spreading bushes instead of single stems. Nothing is left of the whole plantation therefore hat the groups and tall trees marked by circles and crosses on the diagram and the rose hedges. The Fig. 3. SHELTER-WOOD AFTER THE SECOND CUTTING.
former only require simple pruning in order to jDroduce a dense growth.
The copse now resembles Fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hiesemann, Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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