"It was brave of the robins to come to the rescue, though, wasn't it, daddy?"
"Indeed it was," said daddy; "but almost all animals and birds will do anything they can to help one another, and they seem to forget that there is such a thing as being afraid if they see any creature in danger or distress.
"After the mother humming-bird had recovered from the awful fright, and after the little ones had shown that they were perfectly well and strong, with no ill effects from their fright, the mother humming-bird invited the robins to partake of the delicious meal she had succeeded in getting before the cries came from the robins."
"THE MOTHER HUMMING-BIRD HURRIED BACK."—Page [95]
MR. AND MRS. OWL'S STOREROOM
Waited on All Who Came.