Category: Nature/Gardening/Animals
Page THE TRAMPS OF BIRDLAND. 195 THE NARCISSUS. 199 FASHION'S CLAMOR. 200 COCA. 203 OUR NATIVE WOODS. 205 BIRD WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD. 206 THE RED-TAILED HAWK. 209 A TRANSPLANTING. 210 TWO BIRD LOVERS. 212 WINTER TIME. 212 THE MARYLAND YELLOW-THROAT. 215 BOB-O-LINK. 215 A ST...
Chewing coca leaves has never become common among civilized nations. Large quantities of leaves are, however, imported for the purposes of extracting the active principle cocain...
3. Part 3The nest is not an easy one to find, being built on the ground, under the foot of a bush or tussock of rank grass, sometimes partly roofed over like the oven bird's. The eggs ar...
1. Part 1Page THE TRAMPS OF BIRDLAND. 195 THE NARCISSUS. 199 FASHION'S CLAMOR. 200 COCA. 203 OUR NATIVE WOODS. 205 BIRD WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD. 206 THE RED-TAILED HAWK. 209 A TRANSPLAN...
4. Part 4As it was past their bedtime I saw them safely asleep, both little heads laid snugly against their wings, and thought by morning the quarrel would be forgotten. When I saw them...
5. Part 5This is regarded as the typical species among the tree squirrels, and its character and that of the common species of American squirrels are very similar. The attitudes of the a...
6. Part 6Duck, Bald Pate. Vol. iii, 48, =50=, 51 Black. Vol. iii, =86=, 87 Canvas-back. Vol. ii, 18, =20= Farms, Eider. Vol. iii, 113 Golden-eye, American. Vol. iv, =230= Mallard. Vol. i...
7. Part 7Squirrel, Gray. Vol. iv, 110, =111= European. Vol. vi, =234= Flying. Vol. iv, =214=, 215 Fox. Vol. iv, =54=, 55, 56 Red. Vol. iv, =14=, 15 The Hunted. Vol. iv, 119 Town. Vol. iv, 4