Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- Burgess Bedtime Storiesripe R IIOND AY EVENING JULY Uncle Ray's Corner dickers Change Their Dwelling Each Year :"gh woodpecker mayf be the most "popular" of all but it hardly is better bird than the flicker In some parts of the United State and Canada flickers ere more common than I2hBbI redheads More than two dozen names have been used for the flicker Among these are yarrup and wickup Of cries A which refer to its calls d few others are high-hol- e woodpecker and yellow-hamm- 8 red-head-ed :r wooa-pecker- s FOOD — a S 5U " filling lae Volcano Active Again pLICKEF Manila July 8 AP— Resi of 12 villages on Camiguin dents In who lives er — to the ground without making a buayUttU golden-winge- ' ANTS irmfuE face because it hurt so Despite this INSECTS was happy He was happy be-farm the MAII he his stomaett he was - The common name of flicker" seems to have come from a rawer this bird which strange sound 11 J laagrfT Like Other woodpeckers the flicker hunts food by pecking into the bark of trees Often however looking it walks along the ground for Insects including ants Because of its barred feathers it may be mistaken for a meadow lark riic'ifdrt mav return to the same area year after year but they have the custom of drilling new holes for their nests every spring They can make a large hole In I hurry hj- thave ttlp orKlt vtrViiIS JMUJ " in pecking wood seek out no Skill m VinrrP nf flickers If thev they had the nower of speech might thank the flickers for this Is fairly Usually a flicker nest above the ground out of reach highmost enemies In her nest the of mother bird lays from five to nihe white eggs ine young are wiw with blueberries nice plump blueberries and Buster is very That very fond of blueberries shows his good taste Those berries were growing in the Old Pasture There was a mace there where the ground was damp a place just suited to blueberries the kind that grow on high bushes part of the Old Up in another ft was dry toe Pasture where to be ground was blue or seemed with berries They ware smaller and sweeter berries than those growing on the high bushesa and iew omy they grew on busnesliked the ones inches high Buster growing on the high bushes because he could sit up comfortably beside a bush pull the branches over to his mouth with his one good paw and strip them of their berries with the greatest of ease For the time being Buster forgot everything but what he was do-- An Interrupted FeaSt In wisdom he is little schooled Who by his appetite is ruled — Old Mother Nature For the first time In days Buster Bear w as happy Yes air he was Still had a sore paw happy so sore that he could not touch it island ware alerted today to prepare to flee from flaming lava down the slopes o streaming ffihok volcano The central Mtnt activPhilippines volcano resumed after an erup- Miff He forcot that he WSS AO ity early but week in the Green Forest where tion last August 15 which killed 7 longer he belonged He forgot that he was AMOUOWTRfl out in the Old Pasture where heeat the top of his vote Car caw fright up i the air Do you know f Mrs Peter You see rite knew that Peter was just itching to run 01ft: Whit I think?" asked Peter was likely to be seen Me lorgor t to the Old Pasture that there was anybody or anything esflprs Everybody who heard him and T think Blacky is cawing Bear' else to all the Great World but Bear! 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That's what I think" hleiiffflf and those blueberries That ha Is always heard for a long diswas a mistake It is always a mis- tance knew that something unSomebody else was thinking the same thing It was Ready Fox You take to forget where you are or usual was to be seen in the Old know Rend v and Mrs Reddy live your surroundings Especially is it Pasture So everybody who heard in the Old Pasture a bad mistake for Green Forest Blacky stopped what he was doing Another heard Blacky and caught and Green Meadow folk to make and listened Over inth Dear Old hut excitement It was Farmer Peter Rabbit and Mrs Right then all Buster thought of Briar-patc- h Brown's boy He could see Blacky was his stomach and the goodness Peter listened a tiny speck in the distance of those berries going into it He "Someone is over in the Old Pas"Blacky sees someone over where was having a feast and he could ture" declared Peter the blueberries grow Perhaps "There always is someone over think of nothing else someone is stealing our berries I ll Mrs Old Pasture' the in to Buster replied Now unknown Blacky just run over there and find out" Peter the Crow had followed him from "Youdryly thought Farmer Brown's boy And know what I mean" rethe Green Forest He had followed torted Peter that's just what he did Buster a bit sharply "There keap by flying from tree to treehimself hearii him coming He snatched is someone over there who doesn't ire Buster in sieht but out one more mouthful of berries then of belong there Blacky doesn't make out of sight He was doing it limped back into the Green Forest to una oui such a fuss doesn't get so excited curiosity He wanteo His feast had been interrupted and where Buster was going Now his over folks who belong I wonder like it hedidnt can be" it He who flew was satisfied curiosity The next Whose Berries came caw!" caw be"Caw and Blacky's Buster over high above ti uuu i What i ujuic Ia were mey? story: voice iu gan to caw Peter made a funny little hop don't want to know" retorted little! 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