23.
be the route for the acorns to be carried. More acorns
remains were recently found in a hollow concrete flat
roof being demolished and they were even further from
the oak trees. I
hope one day to catch
Yellow- a mouse in the act
Necked and to learn how they
Mouse carry a large slippery
Aloft! acorn up an eight foot
wall, under a fourteen
inch overhanging eave
and into the loft! If
any readers have any explanations I would be pleased to
hear from them.
________________________________D. R. Scott____________
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