Category: Poetry
“HARK, HARK, THE LARK!” 193 THE LITTLE GREEN HERON. (_Ardea virescens._) 194 THE HAND THAT STRUCK THEE DOWN. 197 THE GOBBLER WHO WAS LONESOME. A HISTORICAL FACT. 198 THE VARIED THRUSH. (_Hesperocichla naevia._) 201 MISSOURI SKYLARK. (_Anthus spragueii._) 202 THE MASTER’S PROTE...
This little bird sometimes builds a number of nests, but lays eggs in but one. Whether it does this because it enjoys the occupation, or for the purpose of producing a “blind,”...
3. Part 3The birds know a good thing when they see it; hence they are well represented here at this season of the year. Our old acquaintance of the Maumee Valley, the Maryland yellow thr...
4. Part 4The South American wild Horses, called “the wild Horse of the Pampas,” were all descended from a few domesticated Horses left in the town of Buenos Ayres, which was abandoned so...
1. Part 1“HARK, HARK, THE LARK!” 193 THE LITTLE GREEN HERON. (_Ardea virescens._) 194 THE HAND THAT STRUCK THEE DOWN. 197 THE GOBBLER WHO WAS LONESOME. A HISTORICAL FACT. 198 THE VARIED...
5. Part 5B Berries of the Woods. Ella F. Mosby, 31 Between the Daylight and the Dark. S. E. McKee, 12 Bird that Hung Himself, A. Mary McCrae Culter, 65 Bird, The Pocket—The Scarlet Tanag...