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    Chapter X: Farmer Brown's Boy And Hooty - Page 2

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    looking up. Hooty saw him, but instead of flying away, he snapped his bill just as he had at the Crows and hissed.

    "That's funny, " thought Farmer Brown's boy. "If I didn't know that to be the old nest of Redtail the Hawk, and if it weren't still the tail-end of winter, I would think that was Hooty's nest."

    He walked in a circle around the tree, looking up. Suddenly he gave a little start. Was that a tail sticking over the edge of the nest? He found a stick and threw it up. It struck the bottom of the nest, and out flew a great bird. It was Mrs. Hooty! Blacky the Crow chuckled.
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