50. Lewis Woodpecker Describes Himself
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50. Lewis Woodpecker Describes Himself

50. LEWIS WOODPECKER DESCRIBES HIMSELF.

"My name is Niji. My eyes shine. My beads are becoming to me and my coat is very black. I raise my children in a hole in a tree. My young like to live there. They feed upon grasshoppers and flies. I live with my children. My red breast is becoming to me. I shout every summer and the people like to hear me. They all know my voice. I do not eat much pitch but I like acorns." This way he spoke they say.

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