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New Creative Relevant Search filters Booksubjectorn Stock Photos and Images  (5,723) Narrow your search: Black & white | Cut Outs Page 1 of 58 . Bird lore . owed and snapped, and hopped about, He wildly screamed, then looked devout.But no word came,His heart to cheer,From lady owl,That perched so near. The suitor thought her hearing dull, And for her felt quite sorrowful.Again by frantic efforts he Did try to woo her from her tree;Pray, loveliest owl,The forests pride,Descend and beMy beauteous bride. A wedding feast of mice well keep, When cats and gunners are asleep;Well sail like shadows cast at noon, Each night will be a honey-moon.To this she answeredNot one breath ;But sat unmovedAnd still as death.(196) For Young Observers 197 . Bird lore . owed and snapped, and hopped about, He wildly screamed, then looked devout.But no word came,His heart to cheer,From lady owl,That perched so near. The suitor thought her hearing dull, And for her felt quite sorrowful.Again by frantic efforts he Did try to woo her from her tree;Pray, loveliest owl,The forests pride,Descend and beMy beauteous bride. A wedding feast of mice well keep, When cats and gunners are asleep;Well sail like shadows cast at noon, Each night will be a honey-moon.To this she answeredNot one breath ;But sat unmovedAnd still as death.(196) For Young Observers 197https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-owed-and-snapped-and-hopped-about-he-wildly-screamed-then-looked-devoutbut-no-word-camehis-heart-to-cheerfrom-lady-owlthat-perched-so-near-the-suitor-thought-her-hearing-dull-and-for-her-felt-quite-sorrowfulagain-by-frantic-efforts-he-did-try-to-woo-her-from-her-treepray-loveliest-owlthe-forests-pridedescend-and-bemy-beauteous-bride-a-wedding-feast-of-mice-well-keep-when-cats-and-gunners-are-asleepwell-sail-like-shadows-cast-at-noon-each-night-will-be-a-honey-moonto-this-she-answerednot-one-breath-but-sat-unmovedand-still-as-death196-for-young-observers-197-image374709481.html . Wetterkarte nom 21.April 1903 . Wetterkarte nom 21.April 1903https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wetterkarte-nom-21april-1903-image179971408.html . Bird lore . the young from the nest and placethem in a cage suspended near the nesting bough, or cage the fledglings,and this is but another way of applying the method which uses parentalinstinct as a chain between old and young. The nest with all its surroundings is of less importance to the adultbirds than is commonly supposed, especially when the instinct to nourishand protect the young is at its height. During the past three summers Ihave studied forty nests of wild birds by the method of controlling thesite, and using the tent for a blind, while the accidents, which camemainly from inex . Bird lore . the young from the nest and placethem in a cage suspended near the nesting bough, or cage the fledglings,and this is but another way of applying the method which uses parentalinstinct as a chain between old and young. The nest with all its surroundings is of less importance to the adultbirds than is commonly supposed, especially when the instinct to nourishand protect the young is at its height. During the past three summers Ihave studied forty nests of wild birds by the method of controlling thesite, and using the tent for a blind, while the accidents, which camemainly from inexhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-the-young-from-the-nest-and-placethem-in-a-cage-suspended-near-the-nesting-bough-or-cage-the-fledglingsand-this-is-but-another-way-of-applying-the-method-which-uses-parentalinstinct-as-a-chain-between-old-and-young-the-nest-with-all-its-surroundings-is-of-less-importance-to-the-adultbirds-than-is-commonly-supposed-especially-when-the-instinct-to-nourishand-protect-the-young-is-at-its-height-during-the-past-three-summers-ihave-studied-forty-nests-of-wild-birds-by-the-method-of-controlling-thesite-and-using-the-tent-for-a-blind-while-the-accidents-which-camemainly-from-inex-image374714607.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179971316.html . Bird lore . would suddently cease from their rambling, raiseup their body and neck, emit each two or three notes, and remain severalminutes on the alert, after which they would fly to their nests, and then return.They search for food precisely in the manner of the Roseate Spoonbill, moving 344 Bird - Lore their heads to and fro sideways, while their bill is passing through the softmud; and in many instances, when the water was deeper, they would immersetheir whole head and a portion of the neck, as the Spoonbill and Red-breastedSnipe are wont to do. When, on the contrary, they pursued aquati . Bird lore . would suddently cease from their rambling, raiseup their body and neck, emit each two or three notes, and remain severalminutes on the alert, after which they would fly to their nests, and then return.They search for food precisely in the manner of the Roseate Spoonbill, moving 344 Bird - Lore their heads to and fro sideways, while their bill is passing through the softmud; and in many instances, when the water was deeper, they would immersetheir whole head and a portion of the neck, as the Spoonbill and Red-breastedSnipe are wont to do. When, on the contrary, they pursued aquatihttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-would-suddently-cease-from-their-rambling-raiseup-their-body-and-neck-emit-each-two-or-three-notes-and-remain-severalminutes-on-the-alert-after-which-they-would-fly-to-their-nests-and-then-returnthey-search-for-food-precisely-in-the-manner-of-the-roseate-spoonbill-moving-344-bird-lore-their-heads-to-and-fro-sideways-while-their-bill-is-passing-through-the-softmud-and-in-many-instances-when-the-water-was-deeper-they-would-immersetheir-whole-head-and-a-portion-of-the-neck-as-the-spoonbill-and-red-breastedsnipe-are-wont-to-do-when-on-the-contrary-they-pursued-aquati-image374671970.html . Wetterkarte «um l.MBr«WM . Wetterkarte «um l.MBr«WMhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wetterkarte-um-lmbrwm-image179971410.html . Gleanings from nature . reenish-blue color, resembling the line seen in tlie eggs ofthe Catbird (G. earolinensis), 1.05x.78, 1.08x.78, 1 07x.78 and.64X..55 inches. o- VIII.— Abnormal Shell Texture. 110. Icteria virens. Yellow-breasted Chat.—May 24,1897. Collected by J. Warren Jacobs, near Waynesburg, Pa.Four slightly incubated eggs, having a thin frail shell, coveredwith a superfluous deposit of same material distributed in largexvartii patches and sharp granulations, and being of sufficientquantity throughout the entire set to form two nearly perfectshells of this species. However, when we . Gleanings from nature . reenish-blue color, resembling the line seen in tlie eggs ofthe Catbird (G. earolinensis), 1.05x.78, 1.08x.78, 1 07x.78 and.64X..55 inches. o- VIII.— Abnormal Shell Texture. 110. Icteria virens. Yellow-breasted Chat.—May 24,1897. Collected by J. Warren Jacobs, near Waynesburg, Pa.Four slightly incubated eggs, having a thin frail shell, coveredwith a superfluous deposit of same material distributed in largexvartii patches and sharp granulations, and being of sufficientquantity throughout the entire set to form two nearly perfectshells of this species. However, when wehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gleanings-from-nature-reenish-blue-color-resembling-the-line-seen-in-tlie-eggs-ofthe-catbird-g-earolinensis-105x78-108x78-1-07x78-and64x55-inches-o-viii-abnormal-shell-texture-110-icteria-virens-yellow-breasted-chatmay-241897-collected-by-j-warren-jacobs-near-waynesburg-pafour-slightly-incubated-eggs-having-a-thin-frail-shell-coveredwith-a-superfluous-deposit-of-same-material-distributed-in-largexvartii-patches-and-sharp-granulations-and-being-of-sufficientquantity-throughout-the-entire-set-to-form-two-nearly-perfectshells-of-this-species-however-when-we-image374944934.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179971483.html . Bird lore . ng, stuck up against the back of the nest. As they caught sightof me, they gave a little start, settled more closely into the nest, and froze asusual. This was the only m^otion I ever saw them make. On the eighth day,a heay rain fell; but the nest and its occupants remained perfectly dr; sowell had the site been chosen. On the morning of the ninth day, vrhen allnature was drenched and shivering, I found an empty nest. But, as the oldbirds were seen to drop with food into the tangled grass of the hillside. Iknew that the young birds were safe so far. It seemed a pity, however, t . Bird lore . ng, stuck up against the back of the nest. As they caught sightof me, they gave a little start, settled more closely into the nest, and froze asusual. This was the only m^otion I ever saw them make. On the eighth day,a heay rain fell; but the nest and its occupants remained perfectly dr; sowell had the site been chosen. On the morning of the ninth day, vrhen allnature was drenched and shivering, I found an empty nest. But, as the oldbirds were seen to drop with food into the tangled grass of the hillside. Iknew that the young birds were safe so far. It seemed a pity, however, thttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-ng-stuck-up-against-the-back-of-the-nest-as-they-caught-sightof-me-they-gave-a-little-start-settled-more-closely-into-the-nest-and-froze-asusual-this-was-the-only-motion-i-ever-saw-them-make-on-the-eighth-daya-heay-rain-fell-but-the-nest-and-its-occupants-remained-perfectly-dr-sowell-had-the-site-been-chosen-on-the-morning-of-the-ninth-day-vrhen-allnature-was-drenched-and-shivering-i-found-an-empty-nest-but-as-the-oldbirds-were-seen-to-drop-with-food-into-the-tangled-grass-of-the-hillside-iknew-that-the-young-birds-were-safe-so-far-it-seemed-a-pity-however-t-image375119680.html . §n gwet "^ßctCett. S^Ctpjicj, 1882—1(88^. Perlag pon £. 21. Kittler. . §n gwet "^ßctCett. S^Ctpjicj, 1882—1(88^. Perlag pon £. 21. Kittler.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/n-gwet-quotctcett-sctpjicj-1882188-perlag-pon-21-kittler-image179953349.html . Bird lore . The Audubon Societies 479 TAMING WILD BIGHORNS A very delightful example of how theshyest wild animals may be taught totrust mankind, and will yield their fearsunder the influences of continuous kind-ness and a sense of security, is afforded bythe bighorn sheep that every winter comedown into the town of Ouray to getfood. Mountain sheep have become so rarethat it has become necessary to prohibit fifteen or twenty in all, and were again fedas long as they cared to remain. The thirdyear they came in larger numbers andearlier, seeming to prefer the easily obtainedalfalfa hay to the . Bird lore . The Audubon Societies 479 TAMING WILD BIGHORNS A very delightful example of how theshyest wild animals may be taught totrust mankind, and will yield their fearsunder the influences of continuous kind-ness and a sense of security, is afforded bythe bighorn sheep that every winter comedown into the town of Ouray to getfood. Mountain sheep have become so rarethat it has become necessary to prohibit fifteen or twenty in all, and were again fedas long as they cared to remain. The thirdyear they came in larger numbers andearlier, seeming to prefer the easily obtainedalfalfa hay to thehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-the-audubon-societies-479-taming-wild-bighorns-a-very-delightful-example-of-how-theshyest-wild-animals-may-be-taught-totrust-mankind-and-will-yield-their-fearsunder-the-influences-of-continuous-kind-ness-and-a-sense-of-security-is-afforded-bythe-bighorn-sheep-that-every-winter-comedown-into-the-town-of-ouray-to-getfood-mountain-sheep-have-become-so-rarethat-it-has-become-necessary-to-prohibit-fifteen-or-twenty-in-all-and-were-again-fedas-long-as-they-cared-to-remain-the-thirdyear-they-came-in-larger-numbers-andearlier-seeming-to-prefer-the-easily-obtainedalfalfa-hay-to-the-image374612410.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179971337.html . Bird lore . hem that the lives of multi-tudes of wild birds would be savedannually. The following resolutionwas adopted: Resolfed, That in the interests ofhumanity and bird protection theNational Association of AudubonSocieties endorses the movement tomake the owners of cats responsiblefor their acts and welfare. A meeting of the directors washeld, when all of the officers of theAssociation were reelected for theterm of one year. After adjournmentof the business meeting, Mr William account of his experiences among the largecolonies of water-birds breeding in south-eastern Oregon, illustratin . Bird lore . hem that the lives of multi-tudes of wild birds would be savedannually. The following resolutionwas adopted: Resolfed, That in the interests ofhumanity and bird protection theNational Association of AudubonSocieties endorses the movement tomake the owners of cats responsiblefor their acts and welfare. A meeting of the directors washeld, when all of the officers of theAssociation were reelected for theterm of one year. After adjournmentof the business meeting, Mr William account of his experiences among the largecolonies of water-birds breeding in south-eastern Oregon, illustratinhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-hem-that-the-lives-of-multi-tudes-of-wild-birds-would-be-savedannually-the-following-resolutionwas-adopted-resolfed-that-in-the-interests-ofhumanity-and-bird-protection-thenational-association-of-audubonsocieties-endorses-the-movement-tomake-the-owners-of-cats-responsiblefor-their-acts-and-welfare-a-meeting-of-the-directors-washeld-when-all-of-the-officers-of-theassociation-were-reelected-for-theterm-of-one-year-after-adjournmentof-the-business-meeting-mr-william-account-of-his-experiences-among-the-largecolonies-of-water-birds-breeding-in-south-eastern-oregon-illustratin-image375335185.html . 1903 Aluuda arvcnsLn Ir 1 ll ,1 1 Slurniu vulffurts ti " -44- t 1 t J VanrlJuJ vnnclluj fr â¢t K T - Jlfc--*....+- . Turdu. muHâ¢. â ' JL 3t - M _t J .i.lIjm... J" Bul«> bul« i» T1 £ ifc T . LJ..A.I. ..._.. Columba paluttbui *r ir ';L' X * b â * J â -â i ti. HctacUJa (üb* fr ri""' K i fcr-^I X _l L,jlLiillkL^u^U - FTinplXi cwdcbi ; ' 'l K- X â_,.- bLiJl Scolopu nuunil« c > -f- L i J hl - iujil ,r . _â¢r.â¢Â». fr X K - -1 ._.â. ik ilL.4.. T» Bi.uolbi OiL, fr â fe- it ^ b ., tLtL, â u UcUIn pbMnlcunu :: i â r Qoonl* cloonlri ;â * il â Hiranlo rmtica s ' 5 II . 1903 Aluuda arvcnsLn Ir 1 ll ,1 1 Slurniu vulffurts ti " -44- t 1 t J VanrlJuJ vnnclluj fr â¢t K T - Jlfc--*....+- . Turdu. muHâ¢. â ' JL 3t - M _t J .i.lIjm... J" Bul«> bul« i» T1 £ ifc T . LJ..A.I. ..._.. Columba paluttbui *r ir ';L' X * b â * J â -â i ti. HctacUJa (üb* fr ri""' K i fcr-^I X _l L,jlLiillkL^u^U - FTinplXi cwdcbi ; ' 'l K- X â_,.- bLiJl Scolopu nuunil« c > -f- L i J hl - iujil ,r . _â¢r.â¢Â». fr X K - -1 ._.â. ik ilL.4.. T» Bi.uolbi OiL, fr â fe- it ^ b ., tLtL, â u UcUIn pbMnlcunu :: i â r Qoonl* cloonlri ;â * il â Hiranlo rmtica s ' 5 IIhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1903-aluuda-arvcnsln-ir-1-ll-1-1-slurniu-vulffurts-ti-quot-44-t-1-t-j-vanrljuj-vnnclluj-fr-t-k-t-jlfc-turdu-muh-jl-3t-m-t-j-ilijm-jquot-bulgt-bul-i-t1-ifc-t-ljai-columba-paluttbui-r-ir-l-x-b-j-i-ti-hctacuja-b-fr-riquotquot-k-i-fcr-i-x-l-ljlliillkluu-ftinplxi-cwdcbi-l-k-x-blijl-scolopu-nuunil-c-gt-f-l-i-j-hl-iujil-r-r-fr-x-k-1-ik-ill4-t-biuolbi-oil-fr-fe-it-b-tltl-u-ucuin-pbmnlcunu-i-r-qoonl-cloonlri-il-hiranlo-rmtica-s-5-ii-image179971389.html . Bird lore . lly suitable for their nesting purposes and not because theysought the society of their large black neighbors. Enemies the Least Bittern certainly has. Water-snakes capture the youngand perhaps at times eat the eggs. Muskrats, found in nearly every marsh,are to be dreaded, as are minks and Hawks. Fish Crows are ever on thelookout for eggs and perhaps this is the reason why the birds bend down-ward the tops of the rushes to shield the eggs from above. The draining ofmarshes, which thus destroys their feeding and nesting places, has causedthese birds to become scarce in many parts . Bird lore . lly suitable for their nesting purposes and not because theysought the society of their large black neighbors. Enemies the Least Bittern certainly has. Water-snakes capture the youngand perhaps at times eat the eggs. Muskrats, found in nearly every marsh,are to be dreaded, as are minks and Hawks. Fish Crows are ever on thelookout for eggs and perhaps this is the reason why the birds bend down-ward the tops of the rushes to shield the eggs from above. The draining ofmarshes, which thus destroys their feeding and nesting places, has causedthese birds to become scarce in many partshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-lly-suitable-for-their-nesting-purposes-and-not-because-theysought-the-society-of-their-large-black-neighbors-enemies-the-least-bittern-certainly-has-water-snakes-capture-the-youngand-perhaps-at-times-eat-the-eggs-muskrats-found-in-nearly-every-marshare-to-be-dreaded-as-are-minks-and-hawks-fish-crows-are-ever-on-thelookout-for-eggs-and-perhaps-this-is-the-reason-why-the-birds-bend-down-ward-the-tops-of-the-rushes-to-shield-the-eggs-from-above-the-draining-ofmarshes-which-thus-destroys-their-feeding-and-nesting-places-has-causedthese-birds-to-become-scarce-in-many-parts-image375241135.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179971409.html . The Ornithologist; a magazine of ornithology and oölogy . ngton Street, London, N.W. Price of work(fcap. Svo, cloth, gilt lettered) will be 2s. net. Remittance should not be sent untilbook is received. ESTAB. 1868. Telegrams—Thorpe, Naturalist, Croydon. CHARLES THORPE, Naturalist (late ofthe Crystal Palace^ College Buildings, George Street, CROYDON. Every description of Apparatus for the Entomologist, Taxidermist, &c, suppliedat low est London prices. Birds, Animals, and Fish Preservation a speciality (Chas.Thorpe is famous for his artistic treatment of Birds). Animals heads and hornsmounted . The Ornithologist; a magazine of ornithology and oölogy . ngton Street, London, N.W. Price of work(fcap. Svo, cloth, gilt lettered) will be 2s. net. Remittance should not be sent untilbook is received. ESTAB. 1868. Telegrams—Thorpe, Naturalist, Croydon. CHARLES THORPE, Naturalist (late ofthe Crystal Palace^ College Buildings, George Street, CROYDON. Every description of Apparatus for the Entomologist, Taxidermist, &c, suppliedat low est London prices. 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HERAUSGEGEBEN VON DER ORNITHOLOGISCHEN SEKTION. ERSCHEINT IN ZWANGLOSEN HEFTEN IM VERLAGE DER K. K. ZOOLOG.-BOTAN. GESELLSCHAFT WIEN. EINZELNE NUMMERN DER »SCHWALBE« 6 K.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/herausgegeben-von-der-ornithologischen-sektion-erscheint-in-zwanglosen-heften-im-verlage-der-k-k-zoolog-botan-gesellschaft-wien-einzelne-nummern-der-schwalbe-6-k-image179971432.html . Bird lore . n response to it, he came to the nest, but the blindwas too near, and, taking wing almost as he alighted, returned to his perchon the beach. Again the female uttered her food call and the young were nowpermitted to move about the nest. Finally the male came, but, as before, his fearsovercame him and he departed quickly, taking the fish with him. Three timesthis performance was repeated, and on the fourth, the female, losing patienceor prompted by hunger, attempted to take the fish from his foot with her bill,when, as the male arose, the fish was pulled from his grasp and dropped . Bird lore . n response to it, he came to the nest, but the blindwas too near, and, taking wing almost as he alighted, returned to his perchon the beach. Again the female uttered her food call and the young were nowpermitted to move about the nest. Finally the male came, but, as before, his fearsovercame him and he departed quickly, taking the fish with him. 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Bird lore . e Sparrows and Horned Larks, and soon a bunch ofSnowflakes dropped in, and what a scramble there was. Tree and EnglishSparrows, Horned Larks and Snowflakes in a seething, bubbling mass, flyingup and over each other in their eagerness to get the food. Then suddenly, asif at a signal, they would all fly up and away, the Sparrows to the nearbybushes and the Larks and Snowflakes away down in the field where they lit inthe snow. Soon a Tree Sparrow would come back, then several more, thenthe Larks would come in little short runs, then the Snowflakes, and lastlythe English Sparrows. So . Bird lore . e Sparrows and Horned Larks, and soon a bunch ofSnowflakes dropped in, and what a scramble there was. Tree and EnglishSparrows, Horned Larks and Snowflakes in a seething, bubbling mass, flyingup and over each other in their eagerness to get the food. Then suddenly, asif at a signal, they would all fly up and away, the Sparrows to the nearbybushes and the Larks and Snowflakes away down in the field where they lit inthe snow. Soon a Tree Sparrow would come back, then several more, thenthe Larks would come in little short runs, then the Snowflakes, and lastlythe English Sparrows. Sohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-e-sparrows-and-horned-larks-and-soon-a-bunch-ofsnowflakes-dropped-in-and-what-a-scramble-there-was-tree-and-englishsparrows-horned-larks-and-snowflakes-in-a-seething-bubbling-mass-flyingup-and-over-each-other-in-their-eagerness-to-get-the-food-then-suddenly-asif-at-a-signal-they-would-all-fly-up-and-away-the-sparrows-to-the-nearbybushes-and-the-larks-and-snowflakes-away-down-in-the-field-where-they-lit-inthe-snow-soon-a-tree-sparrow-would-come-back-then-several-more-thenthe-larks-would-come-in-little-short-runs-then-the-snowflakes-and-lastlythe-english-sparrows-so-image375227166.html . - — —— yi : :: :::: i: : A / r /v L -v/V/V ^ v ^ y s ^ ^ ^ v i i^rri f A. 1897 15. September 15, Nov. 15. September . - — —— yi : :: :::: i: : A / r /v L -v/V/V ^ v ^ y s ^ ^ ^ v i i^rri f A. 1897 15. September 15, Nov. 15. Septemberhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/yi-i-a-r-v-l-vvv-v-y-s-v-i-irri-f-a-1897-15-september-15-nov-15-september-image179971459.html . Bird lore . he differencebetween fluffy owl-like feathers and stiff quills. Sometimes one ofthe Jays would touch the side of a tree a moment before droppinglightly to the ground. All their motions were quick and easy, ifnot actually graceful, and they worked rapidly, with none of the pro-found deliberation shown at times by the Nutcracker. The smallerpieces of food they ate ; the larger ones they carried off, usually intheir bills, occasionally in their claws. In eating, the Jay would sometimes adopt the Blue Jaystyle and put his food under hisfoot, where he could pull itapart, throwing up h . Bird lore . he differencebetween fluffy owl-like feathers and stiff quills. Sometimes one ofthe Jays would touch the side of a tree a moment before droppinglightly to the ground. All their motions were quick and easy, ifnot actually graceful, and they worked rapidly, with none of the pro-found deliberation shown at times by the Nutcracker. The smallerpieces of food they ate ; the larger ones they carried off, usually intheir bills, occasionally in their claws. In eating, the Jay would sometimes adopt the Blue Jaystyle and put his food under hisfoot, where he could pull itapart, throwing up hhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-he-differencebetween-fluffy-owl-like-feathers-and-stiff-quills-sometimes-one-ofthe-jays-would-touch-the-side-of-a-tree-a-moment-before-droppinglightly-to-the-ground-all-their-motions-were-quick-and-easy-ifnot-actually-graceful-and-they-worked-rapidly-with-none-of-the-pro-found-deliberation-shown-at-times-by-the-nutcracker-the-smallerpieces-of-food-they-ate-the-larger-ones-they-carried-off-usually-intheir-bills-occasionally-in-their-claws-in-eating-the-jay-would-sometimes-adopt-the-blue-jaystyle-and-put-his-food-under-hisfoot-where-he-could-pull-itapart-throwing-up-h-image374674941.html . 0 Jwi'Wooooo'o»o'tfD'';L"g««t'""V 15. September 16. Oototior l.flovember 15. No«. . 0 Jwi'Wooooo'o»o'tfD'';L"g««t'""V 15. September 16. Oototior l.flovember 15. No«.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/0-jwiwoooooootfdlquotgtquotquotv-15-september-16-oototior-lflovember-15-no-image179971506.html . Gleanings from nature . . Gleanings from nature .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gleanings-from-nature-image374943865.html . â #. 182 X K. u. E. Hofbuchdruckerei Karl Prochtska in Teschen. . â #. 182 X K. u. E. Hofbuchdruckerei Karl Prochtska in Teschen.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/182-x-k-u-e-hofbuchdruckerei-karl-prochtska-in-teschen-image179971299.html . Bird lore . theFrenchmen caught him, andcooked him, and ate him—quite out of existence. FlG- ■ Part of the winK of the Solitaire Francois Leguat, the historian of the Solitaire, to whom we are obligedto turn for all information concerning this bird, wrote that, The Bone ofthis Wing grows greater towards the Extemity, and forms a little roundmass under the Feathers as big as a musket, ball. They will not suffer anyother Bird of their Species to come within two hundred Yards round of thePlace; But what is very singular, is, the Males will never drive away theFemales, only when he perceives one . Bird lore . theFrenchmen caught him, andcooked him, and ate him—quite out of existence. FlG- ■ Part of the winK of the Solitaire Francois Leguat, the historian of the Solitaire, to whom we are obligedto turn for all information concerning this bird, wrote that, The Bone ofthis Wing grows greater towards the Extemity, and forms a little roundmass under the Feathers as big as a musket, ball. They will not suffer anyother Bird of their Species to come within two hundred Yards round of thePlace; But what is very singular, is, the Males will never drive away theFemales, only when he perceives onehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-thefrenchmen-caught-him-andcooked-him-and-ate-himquite-out-of-existence-flg-part-of-the-wink-of-the-solitaire-francois-leguat-the-historian-of-the-solitaire-to-whom-we-are-obligedto-turn-for-all-information-concerning-this-bird-wrote-that-the-bone-ofthis-wing-grows-greater-towards-the-extemity-and-forms-a-little-roundmass-under-the-feathers-as-big-as-a-musket-ball-they-will-not-suffer-anyother-bird-of-their-species-to-come-within-two-hundred-yards-round-of-theplace-but-what-is-very-singular-is-the-males-will-never-drive-away-thefemales-only-when-he-perceives-one-image374711356.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179953343.html . Bird lore . CLIMBINGU,ABOARD At Home with a Hell-Diver 253 the old bird and several young from a new nest that had evidently been con-structed as a sort of roosting- or resting-place. The down of the young is evi-dently not as impervious to water as are the feathers of the adults, and it isnecessary for them to emerge from the water occasionally to dry off. Whetherthe original nest would have been used for this purpose if it had not been dis-turbed, cannot be said; but I am inclined to believe that these roost-nestsare frequently constructed, as several more were found in other parts of thep . Bird lore . CLIMBINGU,ABOARD At Home with a Hell-Diver 253 the old bird and several young from a new nest that had evidently been con-structed as a sort of roosting- or resting-place. The down of the young is evi-dently not as impervious to water as are the feathers of the adults, and it isnecessary for them to emerge from the water occasionally to dry off. Whetherthe original nest would have been used for this purpose if it had not been dis-turbed, cannot be said; but I am inclined to believe that these roost-nestsare frequently constructed, as several more were found in other parts of thephttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-climbinguaboard-at-home-with-a-hell-diver-253-the-old-bird-and-several-young-from-a-new-nest-that-had-evidently-been-con-structed-as-a-sort-of-roosting-or-resting-place-the-down-of-the-young-is-evi-dently-not-as-impervious-to-water-as-are-the-feathers-of-the-adults-and-it-isnecessary-for-them-to-emerge-from-the-water-occasionally-to-dry-off-whetherthe-original-nest-would-have-been-used-for-this-purpose-if-it-had-not-been-dis-turbed-cannot-be-said-but-i-am-inclined-to-believe-that-these-roost-nestsare-frequently-constructed-as-several-more-were-found-in-other-parts-of-thep-image374619003.html . Photolithographio und Druck des k. u. k. Militärgeograph. Institutes. . Photolithographio und Druck des k. u. k. Militärgeograph. Institutes.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/photolithographio-und-druck-des-k-u-k-militrgeograph-institutes-image179971328.html . The birds of Canada : with descriptions of their habits, food, nests, eggs, times of arrival and departure . FFIN. Mormon arctica.—The Arctic Puffin. This exceedingly quaint looking bird is twelveinches in length. It has a very large bill, whichhas the appearance of a sheath slipped over bothmandibles ; it is curved towards the point, com-pressed vertically, and transversely furrowed onthe sides; the chin and cheeks are white, bor-dered with gray, the latter much puffed up withfeathers, which make the head look large andround. The crown of the head and upper partof the plumage are black, and . The birds of Canada : with descriptions of their habits, food, nests, eggs, times of arrival and departure . FFIN. Mormon arctica.—The Arctic Puffin. This exceedingly quaint looking bird is twelveinches in length. It has a very large bill, whichhas the appearance of a sheath slipped over bothmandibles ; it is curved towards the point, com-pressed vertically, and transversely furrowed onthe sides; the chin and cheeks are white, bor-dered with gray, the latter much puffed up withfeathers, which make the head look large andround. The crown of the head and upper partof the plumage are black, andhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-birds-of-canada-with-descriptions-of-their-habits-food-nests-eggs-times-of-arrival-and-departure-ffin-mormon-arcticathe-arctic-puffin-this-exceedingly-quaint-looking-bird-is-twelveinches-in-length-it-has-a-very-large-bill-whichhas-the-appearance-of-a-sheath-slipped-over-bothmandibles-it-is-curved-towards-the-point-com-pressed-vertically-and-transversely-furrowed-onthe-sides-the-chin-and-cheeks-are-white-bor-dered-with-gray-the-latter-much-puffed-up-withfeathers-which-make-the-head-look-large-andround-the-crown-of-the-head-and-upper-partof-the-plumage-are-black-and-image374858705.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179953351.html . Bird lore . Medford Rockport Swampscott ...Swampscott ... Boston; Ipswich Nantucket SndJamaica PlainMiddlesex Fells Newton Middlesex Fells Ipswich Medford ..... Ipswich Concord Arboretum .... Boston Medford Naushon Date Jan. IJan. 5April 17May 12May 3Oct. 3June 14May 15April 7Mar. 12Mar. 8Dec. 21Jan. 18Jan. 18Jan. 25Aug. 21July 24Dec. 17Oct. 31Mar. 12Oct. 25Aug. 21Jan. 18Aug. 28May IMay 20May 15Feb. 7July 14 List of Birds observed byJames L. Peters, in Mass..from January 1, 1908, toJanuary 1, 1909. Locality Date Jamaica PlainJamaica PlainArboretum ... .Arboretum ... Concord Franklin Park Gre . Bird lore . Medford Rockport Swampscott ...Swampscott ... Boston; Ipswich Nantucket SndJamaica PlainMiddlesex Fells Newton Middlesex Fells Ipswich Medford ..... Ipswich Concord Arboretum .... Boston Medford Naushon Date Jan. IJan. 5April 17May 12May 3Oct. 3June 14May 15April 7Mar. 12Mar. 8Dec. 21Jan. 18Jan. 18Jan. 25Aug. 21July 24Dec. 17Oct. 31Mar. 12Oct. 25Aug. 21Jan. 18Aug. 28May IMay 20May 15Feb. 7July 14 List of Birds observed byJames L. Peters, in Mass..from January 1, 1908, toJanuary 1, 1909. Locality Date Jamaica PlainJamaica PlainArboretum ... .Arboretum ... Concord Franklin Park Grehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-medford-rockport-swampscott-swampscott-boston-ipswich-nantucket-sndjamaica-plainmiddlesex-fells-newton-middlesex-fells-ipswich-medford-ipswich-concord-arboretum-boston-medford-naushon-date-jan-ijan-5april-17may-12may-3oct-3june-14may-15april-7mar-12mar-8dec-21jan-18jan-18jan-25aug-21july-24dec-17oct-31mar-12oct-25aug-21jan-18aug-28may-imay-20may-15feb-7july-14-list-of-birds-observed-byjames-l-peters-in-massfrom-january-1-1908-tojanuary-1-1909-locality-date-jamaica-plainjamaica-plainarboretum-arboretum-concord-franklin-park-gre-image374638146.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179971332.html . Bird lore . gfight. In some cases the birds separated into pairs to fight it out, in otherssmall groups kept whirling about while the feathers flew. The battle wagedall over the garden and down across the Meadowlarks old grass field. Nowand then, four or five young Starlings would perch on the top wire of the fence,only to be swooped off sometimes by Robins and sometimes by their own kin,who had lost their heads after the fashion of agitated human parents. Results,dead, one Robin and one Starling; maimed, three Robins and one youngStarling, with a queer wing, who, however, trailed off so qui . Bird lore . gfight. In some cases the birds separated into pairs to fight it out, in otherssmall groups kept whirling about while the feathers flew. The battle wagedall over the garden and down across the Meadowlarks old grass field. Nowand then, four or five young Starlings would perch on the top wire of the fence,only to be swooped off sometimes by Robins and sometimes by their own kin,who had lost their heads after the fashion of agitated human parents. Results,dead, one Robin and one Starling; maimed, three Robins and one youngStarling, with a queer wing, who, however, trailed off so quihttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-gfight-in-some-cases-the-birds-separated-into-pairs-to-fight-it-out-in-otherssmall-groups-kept-whirling-about-while-the-feathers-flew-the-battle-wagedall-over-the-garden-and-down-across-the-meadowlarks-old-grass-field-nowand-then-four-or-five-young-starlings-would-perch-on-the-top-wire-of-the-fenceonly-to-be-swooped-off-sometimes-by-robins-and-sometimes-by-their-own-kinwho-had-lost-their-heads-after-the-fashion-of-agitated-human-parents-resultsdead-one-robin-and-one-starling-maimed-three-robins-and-one-youngstarling-with-a-queer-wing-who-however-trailed-off-so-qui-image374714546.html . 70 1 v ^N^-N. . 70 1 v ^N^-N.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/70-1-v-n-n-image179971467.html . Bird lore . partment in Bird-Lore occupied 180 pages. Of Educational Leaf-let units, reprints were made to the number of 3,524,500; other circulars,announcements to teachers, membership blanks, and campaign literatureamounted to 405,700 pieces. Of letterheads and envelopes, 267,000 wererequired. Our Supply Department sold 865 stereopticon shdes, slightly abovethe actual cost. Our moving-picture films were sent out on a number of occa-sions at a nominal cost. Report of the Secretary 407 FINANCES During the year the Association enrolled 85 life members at $100 each.The sum received from this s . Bird lore . partment in Bird-Lore occupied 180 pages. Of Educational Leaf-let units, reprints were made to the number of 3,524,500; other circulars,announcements to teachers, membership blanks, and campaign literatureamounted to 405,700 pieces. Of letterheads and envelopes, 267,000 wererequired. Our Supply Department sold 865 stereopticon shdes, slightly abovethe actual cost. Our moving-picture films were sent out on a number of occa-sions at a nominal cost. Report of the Secretary 407 FINANCES During the year the Association enrolled 85 life members at $100 each.The sum received from this shttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-partment-in-bird-lore-occupied-180-pages-of-educational-leaf-let-units-reprints-were-made-to-the-number-of-3524500-other-circularsannouncements-to-teachers-membership-blanks-and-campaign-literatureamounted-to-405700-pieces-of-letterheads-and-envelopes-267000-wererequired-our-supply-department-sold-865-stereopticon-shdes-slightly-abovethe-actual-cost-our-moving-picture-films-were-sent-out-on-a-number-of-occa-sions-at-a-nominal-cost-report-of-the-secretary-407-finances-during-the-year-the-association-enrolled-85-life-members-at-100-eachthe-sum-received-from-this-s-image375223905.html . 1900 . 1900https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1900-image179971390.html . Bird lore . ver-sity of Iowa, represented by Prof. C. C. Nutting, head of the zoological depart-ment, whereby an expedition was sent to Laysan, the largest and most impor-tant island of the group; to ascertain the present condition of the bird rookeriesand to collect a series of birds for a museum exhibit. This expedition, headed by Prof. Homer R. Dill, reached Laysan,April 24, 1911, and remained until June 5. Professor Dill writes: Our first impression of Laysan was that the poachers had stripped the *Report of an Expedition to Laysan Islands in igii, under tlie joint auspices of the United . Bird lore . ver-sity of Iowa, represented by Prof. C. C. Nutting, head of the zoological depart-ment, whereby an expedition was sent to Laysan, the largest and most impor-tant island of the group; to ascertain the present condition of the bird rookeriesand to collect a series of birds for a museum exhibit. This expedition, headed by Prof. Homer R. Dill, reached Laysan,April 24, 1911, and remained until June 5. Professor Dill writes: Our first impression of Laysan was that the poachers had stripped the *Report of an Expedition to Laysan Islands in igii, under tlie joint auspices of the Unitedhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-ver-sity-of-iowa-represented-by-prof-c-c-nutting-head-of-the-zoological-depart-ment-whereby-an-expedition-was-sent-to-laysan-the-largest-and-most-impor-tant-island-of-the-group-to-ascertain-the-present-condition-of-the-bird-rookeriesand-to-collect-a-series-of-birds-for-a-museum-exhibit-this-expedition-headed-by-prof-homer-r-dill-reached-laysanapril-24-1911-and-remained-until-june-5-professor-dill-writes-our-first-impression-of-laysan-was-that-the-poachers-had-stripped-the-report-of-an-expedition-to-laysan-islands-in-igii-under-tlie-joint-auspices-of-the-united-image375115593.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179971415.html . Bird lore . OVENBIRD AT ENTRANCE TO NEST, ABOUT TO FEED YOUNG Contact print, no enlargement. OVENBIRD AT ENTRANCE TO NEST, ABOUT TO FEED YOUNGPart of same subject as above, enlarged about ^/-j times An object lesson in enlarging. Two pictures of an Ovenbird, the upper the same sizeas the negative; the lower enlarged about 3)2 times. From nature by Frank M.Chapman, Englewood, N. J., June 8, 1900. Birds and Seasons FIFTH SERIES AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER BIRD-LIFE NEAR BOSTONBy Ralph Hoffmann WHILE there is undoubtedly a steady diminution in our bird-lifeduring August, it is extremely difficult to n . Bird lore . OVENBIRD AT ENTRANCE TO NEST, ABOUT TO FEED YOUNG Contact print, no enlargement. OVENBIRD AT ENTRANCE TO NEST, ABOUT TO FEED YOUNGPart of same subject as above, enlarged about ^/-j times An object lesson in enlarging. Two pictures of an Ovenbird, the upper the same sizeas the negative; the lower enlarged about 3)2 times. From nature by Frank M.Chapman, Englewood, N. J., June 8, 1900. Birds and Seasons FIFTH SERIES AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER BIRD-LIFE NEAR BOSTONBy Ralph Hoffmann WHILE there is undoubtedly a steady diminution in our bird-lifeduring August, it is extremely difficult to nhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-ovenbird-at-entrance-to-nest-about-to-feed-young-contact-print-no-enlargement-ovenbird-at-entrance-to-nest-about-to-feed-youngpart-of-same-subject-as-above-enlarged-about-j-times-an-object-lesson-in-enlarging-two-pictures-of-an-ovenbird-the-upper-the-same-sizeas-the-negative-the-lower-enlarged-about-32-times-from-nature-by-frank-mchapman-englewood-n-j-june-8-1900-birds-and-seasons-fifth-series-august-and-september-bird-life-near-bostonby-ralph-hoffmann-while-there-is-undoubtedly-a-steady-diminution-in-our-bird-lifeduring-august-it-is-extremely-difficult-to-n-image374881874.html . Vorwort. üis dürfte nicht überflüssig sein, diesem Hefte einige einleitende und erklärende Worte vorauszuschicken und auf die Thätigkeit der „Ornithologischen Section", beziehungsweise des „Cornites für ornithologische Beobachtungs- stationen" kurz hinzuweisen. Seit dem ersten Erscheinen der „Neuen Folge" der „Schwalbe" sind nun zwei Jahre verstrichen, eine Spanne Zeit, die selbst für Publicationen, die in einer zwanglosen Folge zur Ausgabe gelangen sollen, etwas lang erscheint. Dies muss leider mit dem Hinweise darauf erklärt werden, dass die Zahl der Mitarbeiter, welche . Vorwort. üis dürfte nicht überflüssig sein, diesem Hefte einige einleitende und erklärende Worte vorauszuschicken und auf die Thätigkeit der „Ornithologischen Section", beziehungsweise des „Cornites für ornithologische Beobachtungs- stationen" kurz hinzuweisen. 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The birds of Canada : with descriptions of their habits, food, nests, eggs, times of arrival and departure . ; top of headand throat, red ; belly, yellow. This bird is afriend to the farmer, as it destroys immensenumbers of insects. Nests, in a decayed tree inthe woods ; eggs, five, pure white. Picoidcs hursutus.—The Banded Three-toed Woodpecker.This woodpecker is a permanent resident ofCanada. Length, nine inches. Black, above ; 14 Birds of Canada. white, beneath ; quills, spotted with white ; topof the head, spotted with white ; the crown ofthe male, with a yellow patch. Nests, in a stumpo . The birds of Canada : with descriptions of their habits, food, nests, eggs, times of arrival and departure . ; top of headand throat, red ; belly, yellow. This bird is afriend to the farmer, as it destroys immensenumbers of insects. Nests, in a decayed tree inthe woods ; eggs, five, pure white. Picoidcs hursutus.—The Banded Three-toed Woodpecker.This woodpecker is a permanent resident ofCanada. Length, nine inches. Black, above ; 14 Birds of Canada. white, beneath ; quills, spotted with white ; topof the head, spotted with white ; the crown ofthe male, with a yellow patch. Nests, in a stumpohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-birds-of-canada-with-descriptions-of-their-habits-food-nests-eggs-times-of-arrival-and-departure-top-of-headand-throat-red-belly-yellow-this-bird-is-afriend-to-the-farmer-as-it-destroys-immensenumbers-of-insects-nests-in-a-decayed-tree-inthe-woods-eggs-five-pure-white-picoidcs-hursutusthe-banded-three-toed-woodpeckerthis-woodpecker-is-a-permanent-resident-ofcanada-length-nine-inches-black-above-14-birds-of-canada-white-beneath-quills-spotted-with-white-topof-the-head-spotted-with-white-the-crown-ofthe-male-with-a-yellow-patch-nests-in-a-stumpo-image374861228.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179971376.html . Bird lore . exhibits unmistakable signsof being animated within, and in a wonderfully short time thelittle nestlings are as large as their parents, and full, indeed, isthis family domicile. Owing to the cleanly habits and care of theold birds, the dresses of the youngsters are cleaner and brighterthan those of their hard-worked, food-carrying parents. It wasjust at this stage in their progress that the little family, whoseportraits are here shown, was discovered one late June day, snuglyensconced within the crumbling trunk of a long since departedwillow tree. With a bird-loving companion, Mr . Bird lore . exhibits unmistakable signsof being animated within, and in a wonderfully short time thelittle nestlings are as large as their parents, and full, indeed, isthis family domicile. Owing to the cleanly habits and care of theold birds, the dresses of the youngsters are cleaner and brighterthan those of their hard-worked, food-carrying parents. It wasjust at this stage in their progress that the little family, whoseportraits are here shown, was discovered one late June day, snuglyensconced within the crumbling trunk of a long since departedwillow tree. 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Ornithologie de la Savoie, ou, Histoire des oiseaux : qui vivent en Savoie a l'état sauvage soit constamment, soit passagèrement . et un peu traînante ; on compare leurs crisordinaires a ceux de la femelle du Canard Sauvage.La chair de cette Sarcelle est délicate et recher-chée ; on la mange aussi comme maigre les joursde précepte. 391.—Canard Souchet [AnasClypeataJ. Noms vulgaires : Canard à Bec de Spatule ou de Cuiller, Canard Rouge ouRusse, Rouget. Le Canard Souchet ou le Rouge (Buff.)—Souchet Commun (Guy.)-—CanardSouchet (Anas Clypeata)y Vieill.. Temm., Degl.—Rhynchaspis Clypeata,Souchet . Ornithologie de la Savoie, ou, Histoire des oiseaux : qui vivent en Savoie a l'état sauvage soit constamment, soit passagèrement . et un peu traînante ; on compare leurs crisordinaires a ceux de la femelle du Canard Sauvage.La chair de cette Sarcelle est délicate et recher-chée ; on la mange aussi comme maigre les joursde précepte. 391.—Canard Souchet [AnasClypeataJ. Noms vulgaires : Canard à Bec de Spatule ou de Cuiller, Canard Rouge ouRusse, Rouget. Le Canard Souchet ou le Rouge (Buff.)—Souchet Commun (Guy.)-—CanardSouchet (Anas Clypeata)y Vieill.. Temm., Degl.—Rhynchaspis Clypeata,Souchethttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ornithologie-de-la-savoie-ou-histoire-des-oiseaux-qui-vivent-en-savoie-a-ltat-sauvage-soit-constamment-soit-passagrement-et-un-peu-tranante-on-compare-leurs-crisordinaires-a-ceux-de-la-femelle-du-canard-sauvagela-chair-de-cette-sarcelle-est-dlicate-et-recher-che-on-la-mange-aussi-comme-maigre-les-joursde-prcepte-391canard-souchet-anasclypeataj-noms-vulgaires-canard-bec-de-spatule-ou-de-cuiller-canard-rouge-ourusse-rouget-le-canard-souchet-ou-le-rouge-buffsouchet-commun-guy-canardsouchet-anas-clypeatay-vieill-temm-deglrhynchaspis-clypeatasouchet-image374997052.html . 16.October 1.November 15. Nov. . 16.October 1.November 15. Nov.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/16october-1november-15-nov-image179971493.html . Ornithologie de la Savoie, ou, Histoire des oiseaux : qui vivent en Savoie a l'état sauvage soit constamment, soit passagèrement . par ses cou-leurs plus vives et plus pures, par les plumes noiresquelle porte en forme de lunettes autour du cercleblanc des yeux, doù lui est venue sa dénomination,enfin par sa petite taille. Le vieux mâle, au printemps, est dun beaucendré pur, approchant du bleuâtre, sur le haut dela tête et les joues : chez les sujets qui nont pasencore changé entièrement de livrée, surtout chezles mâles adultes , cette couleur est çà et là, sur lefront et la nuque, frangée du . 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Le vieux mâle, au printemps, est dun beaucendré pur, approchant du bleuâtre, sur le haut dela tête et les joues : chez les sujets qui nont pasencore changé entièrement de livrée, surtout chezles mâles adultes , cette couleur est çà et là, sur lefront et la nuque, frangée duhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ornithologie-de-la-savoie-ou-histoire-des-oiseaux-qui-vivent-en-savoie-a-ltat-sauvage-soit-constamment-soit-passagrement-par-ses-cou-leurs-plus-vives-et-plus-pures-par-les-plumes-noiresquelle-porte-en-forme-de-lunettes-autour-du-cercleblanc-des-yeux-do-lui-est-venue-sa-dnominationenfin-par-sa-petite-taille-le-vieux-mle-au-printemps-est-dun-beaucendr-pur-approchant-du-bleutre-sur-le-haut-dela-tte-et-les-joues-chez-les-sujets-qui-nont-pasencore-chang-entirement-de-livre-surtout-chezles-mles-adultes-cette-couleur-est-et-l-sur-lefront-et-la-nuque-frange-du-image375140051.html . 1902 1903 Lerche Star Drossel Bachstelze Ringeltaube Fink Kiebitz Bussard Schnepfe Rotkelchen Hausrotschwanz Storch Gartenrotschwanz Rauchschwalbe Stadtschwalbe Wiedehopf Kuckuck Turteltaube Pirol Mauersegler Dorndreher Wachtel Zu den ersteren gehören unserer Zusammenstellung nach vor allem Lerche und Star, zu letzteren zu- nächst eine sich diesen anschließende Gruppe von 6 Spezies (Kiebitz, Bussard, Ringeltaube, Drossel, Fink und weiße Bachstelze), die während unserer Beobachtungszeit untereinander in der verschiedensten Weise die Plätze tauschen, wobei allerdings einzelne, wie Ringeltaube . 1902 1903 Lerche Star Drossel Bachstelze Ringeltaube Fink Kiebitz Bussard Schnepfe Rotkelchen Hausrotschwanz Storch Gartenrotschwanz Rauchschwalbe Stadtschwalbe Wiedehopf Kuckuck Turteltaube Pirol Mauersegler Dorndreher Wachtel Zu den ersteren gehören unserer Zusammenstellung nach vor allem Lerche und Star, zu letzteren zu- nächst eine sich diesen anschließende Gruppe von 6 Spezies (Kiebitz, Bussard, Ringeltaube, Drossel, Fink und weiße Bachstelze), die während unserer Beobachtungszeit untereinander in der verschiedensten Weise die Plätze tauschen, wobei allerdings einzelne, wie Ringeltaube https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1902-1903-lerche-star-drossel-bachstelze-ringeltaube-fink-kiebitz-bussard-schnepfe-rotkelchen-hausrotschwanz-storch-gartenrotschwanz-rauchschwalbe-stadtschwalbe-wiedehopf-kuckuck-turteltaube-pirol-mauersegler-dorndreher-wachtel-zu-den-ersteren-gehren-unserer-zusammenstellung-nach-vor-allem-lerche-und-star-zu-letzteren-zu-nchst-eine-sich-diesen-anschlieende-gruppe-von-6-spezies-kiebitz-bussard-ringeltaube-drossel-fink-und-weie-bachstelze-die-whrend-unserer-beobachtungszeit-untereinander-in-der-verschiedensten-weise-die-pltze-tauschen-wobei-allerdings-einzelne-wie-ringeltaube-image179971423.html . Bird lore . that I am unable to account for its presence at thisplace. It is readily distinguished from our native birds, and I have had no difficulty inrecognizing it, although I had never seen it before.—R. B., July 3, 191 i.j This morning, four StarHngs passed me, flying rapidly southward. All wereapparently adults. They uttered notes not unlike the sound which might beproduced by striking a steel rail with a hammer. A wind and rain storm occurred on thij date.—R. B. August 7, 1911. [Mr. Beebes communications start the inquiry as to how far west the Starling hasnow gone. As yet, no clue h . Bird lore . that I am unable to account for its presence at thisplace. It is readily distinguished from our native birds, and I have had no difficulty inrecognizing it, although I had never seen it before.—R. B., July 3, 191 i.j This morning, four StarHngs passed me, flying rapidly southward. All wereapparently adults. They uttered notes not unlike the sound which might beproduced by striking a steel rail with a hammer. A wind and rain storm occurred on thij date.—R. B. August 7, 1911. [Mr. Beebes communications start the inquiry as to how far west the Starling hasnow gone. As yet, no clue hhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-that-i-am-unable-to-account-for-its-presence-at-thisplace-it-is-readily-distinguished-from-our-native-birds-and-i-have-had-no-difficulty-inrecognizing-it-although-i-had-never-seen-it-beforer-b-july-3-191-ij-this-morning-four-starhngs-passed-me-flying-rapidly-southward-all-wereapparently-adults-they-uttered-notes-not-unlike-the-sound-which-might-beproduced-by-striking-a-steel-rail-with-a-hammer-a-wind-and-rain-storm-occurred-on-thij-dater-b-august-7-1911-mr-beebes-communications-start-the-inquiry-as-to-how-far-west-the-starling-hasnow-gone-as-yet-no-clue-h-image374710690.html . Dmckgradiente A—B (-f-von E nachW) Figur 13. Zusammenhang zwischen Druekgradient A—B und den Ankunfts- daten des Kuckucks (1897—1903). *) In den Jahren, in denen keine Druckgradienten bestimmter Größe vorkamen, wurde ein Strich eingesetzt und diese Jahre zur Btittelbildung unberücksichtigt gelassen. . Dmckgradiente A—B (-f-von E nachW) Figur 13. Zusammenhang zwischen Druekgradient A—B und den Ankunfts- daten des Kuckucks (1897—1903). *) In den Jahren, in denen keine Druckgradienten bestimmter Größe vorkamen, wurde ein Strich eingesetzt und diese Jahre zur Btittelbildung unberücksichtigt gelassen.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/dmckgradiente-ab-f-von-e-nachw-figur-13-zusammenhang-zwischen-druekgradient-ab-und-den-ankunfts-daten-des-kuckucks-18971903-in-den-jahren-in-denen-keine-druckgradienten-bestimmter-gre-vorkamen-wurde-ein-strich-eingesetzt-und-diese-jahre-zur-btittelbildung-unbercksichtigt-gelassen-image179971435.html . Bird lore . LOOX ON AN ADIRONDACK LAKE. CALLING .AND RUNNLNG 0^ER THE WATER INCOURTSHIP EVOLUTION (3) Bird - Lore. TREE SWALLOW PLAYING WITH A FEATHER Note the detail with which the feathers of the wing are drawn Mr. Brandreth has certainly not detracted from the beauty of his figuresof birds by giving them their due allotment of feathers; he has thereby greatl,yincreased their charm to the bird student who is as much pained by a pictureof a five-primaried Swallow as he would be by that of a two-fingered man. But Mr. Brandreth is something more than a gifted and accurate drawer ofbirds. Amon . Bird lore . LOOX ON AN ADIRONDACK LAKE. CALLING .AND RUNNLNG 0^ER THE WATER INCOURTSHIP EVOLUTION (3) Bird - Lore. TREE SWALLOW PLAYING WITH A FEATHER Note the detail with which the feathers of the wing are drawn Mr. Brandreth has certainly not detracted from the beauty of his figuresof birds by giving them their due allotment of feathers; he has thereby greatl,yincreased their charm to the bird student who is as much pained by a pictureof a five-primaried Swallow as he would be by that of a two-fingered man. But Mr. Brandreth is something more than a gifted and accurate drawer ofbirds. Amonhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-loox-on-an-adirondack-lake-calling-and-runnlng-0er-the-water-incourtship-evolution-3-bird-lore-tree-swallow-playing-with-a-feather-note-the-detail-with-which-the-feathers-of-the-wing-are-drawn-mr-brandreth-has-certainly-not-detracted-from-the-beauty-of-his-figuresof-birds-by-giving-them-their-due-allotment-of-feathers-he-has-thereby-greatlyincreased-their-charm-to-the-bird-student-who-is-as-much-pained-by-a-pictureof-a-five-primaried-swallow-as-he-would-be-by-that-of-a-two-fingered-man-but-mr-brandreth-is-something-more-than-a-gifted-and-accurate-drawer-ofbirds-amon-image375069785.html . I.Ooteber IC. October 1. November 15. Nov. m : K 70 l / » / A / /^ / 1895 .ZL- s. / V i> L. L_ / V V 1896 ö 15. September I. October FRTFf" 30 II I | â ! 1 1 i / / >l / / 1897 .. / W ..^J B 16.October 1. November 15.Nov. . I.Ooteber IC. October 1. November 15. Nov. m : K 70 l / » / A / /^ / 1895 .ZL- s. / V i> L. L_ / V V 1896 ö 15. September I. October FRTFf" 30 II I | â ! 1 1 i / / >l / / 1897 .. / W ..^J B 16.October 1. November 15.Nov.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/iooteber-ic-october-1-november-15-nov-m-k-70-l-a-1895-zl-s-v-igt-l-l-v-v-1896-15-september-i-october-frtffquot-30-ii-i-!-1-1-i-gtl-1897-w-j-b-16october-1-november-15nov-image179971450.html . Bird lore . . Bird lore .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-image374968353.html . 1 â I i â â . 1 â I i â âhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1-i-i-image179971447.html . Bird lore . that can be taken are those of birds, since one can seldomcome within reach of them with a camera, and if one does come within range,then the light conditions are unfavorable for snapshots. If, in spite of all this, 344 Bird - Lore one desires to take bird pictures, some kind of a device must be used which willovercome the inherent shyness of these animals. The simplest place for takingbird pictures is at, or near, bird-baths or bird food-houses, where the shutter ofthe camera will be closed electrically by the bird itself. The necessary prelim-inary apparatus is simple and the r . Bird lore . that can be taken are those of birds, since one can seldomcome within reach of them with a camera, and if one does come within range,then the light conditions are unfavorable for snapshots. If, in spite of all this, 344 Bird - Lore one desires to take bird pictures, some kind of a device must be used which willovercome the inherent shyness of these animals. The simplest place for takingbird pictures is at, or near, bird-baths or bird food-houses, where the shutter ofthe camera will be closed electrically by the bird itself. The necessary prelim-inary apparatus is simple and the rhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-that-can-be-taken-are-those-of-birds-since-one-can-seldomcome-within-reach-of-them-with-a-camera-and-if-one-does-come-within-rangethen-the-light-conditions-are-unfavorable-for-snapshots-if-in-spite-of-all-this-344-bird-lore-one-desires-to-take-bird-pictures-some-kind-of-a-device-must-be-used-which-willovercome-the-inherent-shyness-of-these-animals-the-simplest-place-for-takingbird-pictures-is-at-or-near-bird-baths-or-bird-food-houses-where-the-shutter-ofthe-camera-will-be-closed-electrically-by-the-bird-itself-the-necessary-prelim-inary-apparatus-is-simple-and-the-r-image375228148.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179971372.html . Ornithologie de la Savoie, ou, Histoire des oiseaux : qui vivent en Savoie a l'état sauvage soit constamment, soit passagèrement . . Ornithologie de la Savoie, ou, Histoire des oiseaux : qui vivent en Savoie a l'état sauvage soit constamment, soit passagèrement .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ornithologie-de-la-savoie-ou-histoire-des-oiseaux-qui-vivent-en-savoie-a-ltat-sauvage-soit-constamment-soit-passagrement-image375000674.html . 16. Nor. 1, Oclober . 16. Nor. 1, Ocloberhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/16-nor-1-oclober-image179971470.html . Bird lore . tter than two ormore on the same pole, is because it is veryprobable that after one pair of Martins hasbegun building, Sparrows will take posses-sion of the other boxes, and by our interfer-ence we should seriously disturb the Martins,already building or laying. Martins boxes should be at least 8x8inches inside and six inches high, with adouble roof, one parallel with the floorto keep the box closed and dark, the otherslanting and projecting several inches overthe three- inch-wide porch in front of the entrance. This second roof is important,as without it the heat in the box beco . Bird lore . tter than two ormore on the same pole, is because it is veryprobable that after one pair of Martins hasbegun building, Sparrows will take posses-sion of the other boxes, and by our interfer-ence we should seriously disturb the Martins,already building or laying. Martins boxes should be at least 8x8inches inside and six inches high, with adouble roof, one parallel with the floorto keep the box closed and dark, the otherslanting and projecting several inches overthe three- inch-wide porch in front of the entrance. This second roof is important,as without it the heat in the box becohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-tter-than-two-ormore-on-the-same-pole-is-because-it-is-veryprobable-that-after-one-pair-of-martins-hasbegun-building-sparrows-will-take-posses-sion-of-the-other-boxes-and-by-our-interfer-ence-we-should-seriously-disturb-the-martinsalready-building-or-laying-martins-boxes-should-be-at-least-8x8inches-inside-and-six-inches-high-with-adouble-roof-one-parallel-with-the-floorto-keep-the-box-closed-and-dark-the-otherslanting-and-projecting-several-inches-overthe-three-inch-wide-porch-in-front-of-the-entrance-this-second-roof-is-importantas-without-it-the-heat-in-the-box-beco-image375348123.html . §n 3«)et '@;ßetCett .<¥rM^* Ccipsig, ](88'2. Dcriag üou £. 21. Kttticr. . §n 3«)et '@;ßetCett .<¥rM^* Ccipsig, ](88'2. Dcriag üou £. 21. Kttticr.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/n-3et-@etcett-ltrm-ccipsig-882-dcriag-ou-21-kttticr-image179953355.html . Bird lore . birds observed struckme with surprise. It was surmised that theyhad succumbed to the adversity of theweather after their arrival, but proof waslacking until reports came in, showing thatthey had starved and frozen to death in theirretreats Mr. Julius T. Volkman found onApril 29, within ten minutes walk of hishouse in Webster Groves, a suburb of St.Louis, eight dead Bluebirds in one tree hole,six in another, and nine in a hollow tele-phone post. They were mostly females.There can now be but little doubt that thesame fate befell the majority of Bluebirds in all parts of the state, . Bird lore . birds observed struckme with surprise. It was surmised that theyhad succumbed to the adversity of theweather after their arrival, but proof waslacking until reports came in, showing thatthey had starved and frozen to death in theirretreats Mr. Julius T. Volkman found onApril 29, within ten minutes walk of hishouse in Webster Groves, a suburb of St.Louis, eight dead Bluebirds in one tree hole,six in another, and nine in a hollow tele-phone post. 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Der mittlere Luftdruck der Gebiete A und B und die Ankunftsdaten des Stares und der Lerche im Frühling der Jahre 1897—1903. r u a r Taer . 2| A 700 + I Mb 700 + |Star u. Lerche [g| A 700 + IplB 700 + |Star u. Lerche |s| A 700 + IpÜB 700 + IStar u. Lerche | g-S A 700 + a| B 700 + |Star u. Lerche U| A 700 + § s|b 700 + IStar u. Lerche fa| A 700 + 11 B 700 + [Star u. Lerche | g| A 700 + IJ1ÜB 700 + IStar u. Lerche 59 59 3 64 65 14 58 54 0 66 66 26 56 57 6 1 68 64 17 57 56 14 72 73 13 60 66 6 62 64 12 56 60 15 69 73 42 56 58 5 60 61 10 58 56 10 6;i 64 2 56 55 18 74 74 21 55 . Figur 1. Tabelle HI. Der mittlere Luftdruck der Gebiete A und B und die Ankunftsdaten des Stares und der Lerche im Frühling der Jahre 1897—1903. r u a r Taer . 2| A 700 + I Mb 700 + |Star u. Lerche [g| A 700 + IplB 700 + |Star u. Lerche |s| A 700 + IpÜB 700 + IStar u. Lerche | g-S A 700 + a| B 700 + |Star u. Lerche U| A 700 + § s|b 700 + IStar u. Lerche fa| A 700 + 11 B 700 + [Star u. 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Three—Robin, Wren andBluebird for $5.00 and post charges;weight 9 lbs. Crescent Spar-row Trap, 18 X 18, weight8 lbs., price 5s-00 and parcelpost charges. stop in and visit our Shop— Stand in charge of Scout WooiUy on Boulevard, CRESCENT CO. BirdvilIe,Toms River P.O., New Jersey . Bird lore . Bird Houses as Christmas PresentsShop Early Huy these three and-<:t ahead of New^ ork landlords byletting them for amere song. Three—Robin, Wren andBluebird for $5.00 and post charges;weight 9 lbs. Crescent Spar-row Trap, 18 X 18, weight8 lbs., price 5s-00 and parcelpost charges. stop in and visit our Shop— Stand in charge of Scout WooiUy on Boulevard, CRESCENT CO. 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Bird lore . cretary. Los Angeles (Cal.) Audubon Society.—The Los Angeles Audubon Societyhas had a remarkable year in growth and work accomplished. We have reached the long-striven-for one hundred membership mark andgone beyond it. We responded to the call of the Los Angeles Municipal Play-ground Camps by sending Miss Helen Pratt, one of our members, as nature-guide and bird-teacher to Seeley Flats and Radford Camp, both in the SanBernardino Mountains. We have successfully inaugurated and carried througha two-days Audubon exhibit, with lectures, at the public library of our city,with an atten . Bird lore . cretary. Los Angeles (Cal.) Audubon Society.—The Los Angeles Audubon Societyhas had a remarkable year in growth and work accomplished. We have reached the long-striven-for one hundred membership mark andgone beyond it. We responded to the call of the Los Angeles Municipal Play-ground Camps by sending Miss Helen Pratt, one of our members, as nature-guide and bird-teacher to Seeley Flats and Radford Camp, both in the SanBernardino Mountains. We have successfully inaugurated and carried througha two-days Audubon exhibit, with lectures, at the public library of our city,with an attenhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-cretary-los-angeles-cal-audubon-societythe-los-angeles-audubon-societyhas-had-a-remarkable-year-in-growth-and-work-accomplished-we-have-reached-the-long-striven-for-one-hundred-membership-mark-andgone-beyond-it-we-responded-to-the-call-of-the-los-angeles-municipal-play-ground-camps-by-sending-miss-helen-pratt-one-of-our-members-as-nature-guide-and-bird-teacher-to-seeley-flats-and-radford-camp-both-in-the-sanbernardino-mountains-we-have-successfully-inaugurated-and-carried-througha-two-days-audubon-exhibit-with-lectures-at-the-public-library-of-our-citywith-an-atten-image375222073.html . Figur 2 und 3. Die Ankunftsdaten von Star und Feldlerche und der Luftdruck im Gebiete A. unserem Falle wohl auch proportional der Differenz der mittleren Luftdruckwerte des Gebietes A und B. Subtrahieren wir also in Tabelle III stets die zweite Zahlenreihe von der ersten, so werden diese Zahlen ein Maß für die Stärke . Figur 2 und 3. Die Ankunftsdaten von Star und Feldlerche und der Luftdruck im Gebiete A. unserem Falle wohl auch proportional der Differenz der mittleren Luftdruckwerte des Gebietes A und B. Subtrahieren wir also in Tabelle III stets die zweite Zahlenreihe von der ersten, so werden diese Zahlen ein Maß für die Stärkehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/figur-2-und-3-die-ankunftsdaten-von-star-und-feldlerche-und-der-luftdruck-im-gebiete-a-unserem-falle-wohl-auch-proportional-der-differenz-der-mittleren-luftdruckwerte-des-gebietes-a-und-b-subtrahieren-wir-also-in-tabelle-iii-stets-die-zweite-zahlenreihe-von-der-ersten-so-werden-diese-zahlen-ein-ma-fr-die-strke-image179971429.html . Bird lore . hers, stands inthe midst of cultivated fields.This is largely an experiment,and is as yet too young to showresults. Most of the others areeither under partial or entireshade, or else along the edgesbetween woods and fields, suchas that shown in the picture.It should be noted that allnests are thrown down eachautumn from the whorls, aswell as from the boxes. The matters of feeding andof control of enemies were givenless attention by the writerthan they deserved, chiefly be-cause of lack of time. Thewinter feeding arrangementsat Seebach have already beenbriefly referred to, and are . Bird lore . hers, stands inthe midst of cultivated fields.This is largely an experiment,and is as yet too young to showresults. Most of the others areeither under partial or entireshade, or else along the edgesbetween woods and fields, suchas that shown in the picture.It should be noted that allnests are thrown down eachautumn from the whorls, aswell as from the boxes. The matters of feeding andof control of enemies were givenless attention by the writerthan they deserved, chiefly be-cause of lack of time. 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Ive alsoexercised much care in issuing huntingpermits to outsiders. As a protection tothe fish, guards are employed, who patrolthe streams and admit no one unlesshe presents a permit. These regulationshave been operative for four years, andthe increase in game and fish is simplywonderful. No effort is made to protectthose wild animals that are a menace toflocks and herds; and, as for such birds asare not edible, they are never disturbed. Qualifications Necessary for a GameWarden One of the recommend . Bird lore . not beenkilled; nor have turkeys hens been killed,leaving broods of young to die. Ive alsoexercised much care in issuing huntingpermits to outsiders. As a protection tothe fish, guards are employed, who patrolthe streams and admit no one unlesshe presents a permit. These regulationshave been operative for four years, andthe increase in game and fish is simplywonderful. 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Institutes. . rhotolithopraphio and Druck des milit.-geograph. Institutes.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rhotolithopraphio-and-druck-des-milit-geograph-institutes-image179971388.html . Bird lore . They are noisy birds at this season and some of their criesare second only to those of the Bittern in strength and grotesqueness.One of their commonest vocal performances is a loud and prolonged outcry consisting of a succession of hen-like cucks,given rather slowly and at nearly regular inter-vals, and frequently ending with a harsh, drawlingkee-ar-r, kree-ar-r. They have other calls sonumerous, complex and variable that is is difficultto describe them briefly and at the same time ade-quately. Sometimes they give four or five loud,harsh screams very like those of a hen in theclu . Bird lore . They are noisy birds at this season and some of their criesare second only to those of the Bittern in strength and grotesqueness.One of their commonest vocal performances is a loud and prolonged outcry consisting of a succession of hen-like cucks,given rather slowly and at nearly regular inter-vals, and frequently ending with a harsh, drawlingkee-ar-r, kree-ar-r. They have other calls sonumerous, complex and variable that is is difficultto describe them briefly and at the same time ade-quately. 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On account of the destructionwrought on much government propertyby the militant suffragettes, the Elder Brethren, who have charge of all theBritish lighthouses, found it necessary to issue strict orders to all lighthousekeepers to prevent all visitors from trespassing on any lighthouse property,without a written permit. I therefore made a trip to London and called on th . Bird lore . ir lighthouses,including St. Catherines, on the Isle ofWight, and the Caskets, in the EngHshChannel. With a view to satisfying myself ofthe merit of such devices, I decided tospend a night at St. Catherines light. On account of the destructionwrought on much government propertyby the militant suffragettes, the Elder Brethren, who have charge of all theBritish lighthouses, found it necessary to issue strict orders to all lighthousekeepers to prevent all visitors from trespassing on any lighthouse property,without a written permit. I therefore made a trip to London and called on thhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-ir-lighthousesincluding-st-catherines-on-the-isle-ofwight-and-the-caskets-in-the-enghshchannel-with-a-view-to-satisfying-myself-ofthe-merit-of-such-devices-i-decided-tospend-a-night-at-st-catherines-light-on-account-of-the-destructionwrought-on-much-government-propertyby-the-militant-suffragettes-the-elder-brethren-who-have-charge-of-all-thebritish-lighthouses-found-it-necessary-to-issue-strict-orders-to-all-lighthousekeepers-to-prevent-all-visitors-from-trespassing-on-any-lighthouse-propertywithout-a-written-permit-i-therefore-made-a-trip-to-london-and-called-on-th-image374673612.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179971444.html . Journal für Ornithologie . IX. 3at)rj9attj9: 1861. i colorirten und 1 schwarzen Tafel. Cassel, iset. Druck und Verlag von Theodor Fischer. LONDON, ÜOilliams % Dstgatc, 14, !^cnrictta Strctt, Caoentgartrn. ^. flaitlierc, ncgcnt-SIr. 219. Srübner & Com)). 60^ flatccnaslct-Iioii). PARIS, a. iTrandi, rnc niit)elicu, 67.Z.-H. flaiUicrc, f^autcfcuillc 19.Libr. d. laead. nat.de mtdec. NEW-YORK, 0. USestermann & Co.<Bf. flaillicrc, iSroofinioi),. Ausgegehen am 15. Juli 1862. Vom X. Jfahrgang {MSB»} ist das J.-3. Uefierschienen. 4ir Beiträgeznr Ornithologie Nord-Ost-Afrikas. Von Dr. Tb. V- Heuglin . Journal für Ornithologie . IX. 3at)rj9attj9: 1861. i colorirten und 1 schwarzen Tafel. Cassel, iset. Druck und Verlag von Theodor Fischer. LONDON, ÜOilliams % Dstgatc, 14, !^cnrictta Strctt, Caoentgartrn. ^. flaitlierc, ncgcnt-SIr. 219. Srübner & Com)). 60^ flatccnaslct-Iioii). PARIS, a. iTrandi, rnc niit)elicu, 67.Z.-H. flaiUicrc, f^autcfcuillc 19.Libr. d. laead. nat.de mtdec. NEW-YORK, 0. USestermann & Co.<Bf. flaillicrc, iSroofinioi),. Ausgegehen am 15. Juli 1862. Vom X. Jfahrgang {MSB»} ist das J.-3. 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Bird lore . rs him conspicuous as a foreigner in his civilized environment,and induces the immediate appellation of Wild Duck from every one whosees him. The elevating influence that unspoiled Nature exerts over our livesis manifest in the charm that attracts hundreds of park visitors toward the littlewild Merganser, and causes them to stop and gaze with admiration upon hisbeauty. He so far overshadows his humble domestic relatives in character thatthey are entirely ignored while in his presence. Such is the charm of the wilder-ness which envelopes every wild being, radiating its message wit . Bird lore . rs him conspicuous as a foreigner in his civilized environment,and induces the immediate appellation of Wild Duck from every one whosees him. The elevating influence that unspoiled Nature exerts over our livesis manifest in the charm that attracts hundreds of park visitors toward the littlewild Merganser, and causes them to stop and gaze with admiration upon hisbeauty. He so far overshadows his humble domestic relatives in character thatthey are entirely ignored while in his presence. 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Bird lore . s already time to begin to prepare these dwellings, and, as Mrs.Wright tells us, the sooner we place them out of doors the sooner will theybegin to look as though they be-longed there. In the next issue ofBird-Lore we will give a plan forthe study of Bird Tenants, and atthe same time make some sugges-tions which we are sure will interestour young observers. The first prize for the letters on Feeding Birds in Winter was wonby Miss Emily N. Hoxie, whosearticle is published below. Feeding Birds in Winter By EMILY N. HOXIE, Peace Dale, R. I. Last winter we put out suet inthe trees fo . Bird lore . s already time to begin to prepare these dwellings, and, as Mrs.Wright tells us, the sooner we place them out of doors the sooner will theybegin to look as though they be-longed there. In the next issue ofBird-Lore we will give a plan forthe study of Bird Tenants, and atthe same time make some sugges-tions which we are sure will interestour young observers. 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Bird lore . ease. The cartoonist of theColumbus Dispatch tells this story tersely. The experiment has succeededso far, said a Cleveland Audubon member, and the peeved pessimists areawfully disappointed. Ohio educators have taken earnest notice of the nation-wide question,Whats wrong with our schools? Many have answered, Too many frills andfads, for one thing, are being forced upon the attention of the children.Some educators did not distinguish between the helpful and the useless sup-plementary subjects, and moved to rule out about everything not in theircurriculum. This move discouraged pro . Bird lore . ease. The cartoonist of theColumbus Dispatch tells this story tersely. The experiment has succeededso far, said a Cleveland Audubon member, and the peeved pessimists areawfully disappointed. Ohio educators have taken earnest notice of the nation-wide question,Whats wrong with our schools? Many have answered, Too many frills andfads, for one thing, are being forced upon the attention of the children.Some educators did not distinguish between the helpful and the useless sup-plementary subjects, and moved to rule out about everything not in theircurriculum. This move discouraged prohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-ease-the-cartoonist-of-thecolumbus-dispatch-tells-this-story-tersely-the-experiment-has-succeededso-far-said-a-cleveland-audubon-member-and-the-peeved-pessimists-areawfully-disappointed-ohio-educators-have-taken-earnest-notice-of-the-nation-wide-questionwhats-wrong-with-our-schools-many-have-answered-too-many-frills-andfads-for-one-thing-are-being-forced-upon-the-attention-of-the-childrensome-educators-did-not-distinguish-between-the-helpful-and-the-useless-sup-plementary-subjects-and-moved-to-rule-out-about-everything-not-in-theircurriculum-this-move-discouraged-pro-image375052897.html . .https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/-image179971419.html . Bird lore . 1. White-winged Junco 3. Slate-colored Junco, Adult female 2. Slate-colored Junco, Adult male 4. Slate-colored Junco, Im. female, winter 5. Oregon Junco(One-half Natural Size) 2^irti=1tore A BI-MONTHLY MAGAZINE DKVOTED TO THE STUDY AND PROTECTION OF BIRDS Official Organ of The Audueon Societies Vol. XVI November—December, 1914 No. 6 Bird Life in Southern IllinoisI. Bird Haven* By ROBERT RIDGWAYWith photographs by the Author. I N October, 1906, the property which Mrs.Ridgway and I have named Bird Havenwas purchased in fulfilment of a long-cherished desire to possess a home in the . Bird lore . 1. White-winged Junco 3. Slate-colored Junco, Adult female 2. Slate-colored Junco, Adult male 4. Slate-colored Junco, Im. female, winter 5. Oregon Junco(One-half Natural Size) 2^irti=1tore A BI-MONTHLY MAGAZINE DKVOTED TO THE STUDY AND PROTECTION OF BIRDS Official Organ of The Audueon Societies Vol. XVI November—December, 1914 No. 6 Bird Life in Southern IllinoisI. Bird Haven* By ROBERT RIDGWAYWith photographs by the Author. 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Ocloberhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/1888-s-a-1889-1898-15-nov-1-oclober-16-nov-1-oclober-image179971472.html . Bird lore . thing else wanted in the line ofAudubon work or recreation. Cash must accompanyeach order Parts I, II, III, V, and VI, of Ridgways Birds of Centraland North America Unbound, offered for cash tohighest bidder. Address : II West Concord AvenueKANSAS CITY, MO. For Sale BIRD-LORE, Vol. V, No. 6; Vols.VI, VII, VIII, XI, XII, XIII,XIV, XV, complete; Vol. XVI, Nos.I and 2. American OrnithologyBird Magazine, Vols. Ill, IV, V,complete; Vol. VI, seven num-bers. Price, I25. MRS. GEO. L MASON North Orange, Mass. Two Cents WfllBuy a Birds Portrait like that in this magazine. Itwill be sent to . Bird lore . thing else wanted in the line ofAudubon work or recreation. Cash must accompanyeach order Parts I, II, III, V, and VI, of Ridgways Birds of Centraland North America Unbound, offered for cash tohighest bidder. 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Itwill be sent tohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bird-lore-thing-else-wanted-in-the-line-ofaudubon-work-or-recreation-cash-must-accompanyeach-order-parts-i-ii-iii-v-and-vi-of-ridgways-birds-of-centraland-north-america-unbound-offered-for-cash-tohighest-bidder-address-ii-west-concord-avenuekansas-city-mo-for-sale-bird-lore-vol-v-no-6-volsvi-vii-viii-xi-xii-xiiixiv-xv-complete-vol-xvi-nosi-and-2-american-ornithologybird-magazine-vols-ill-iv-vcomplete-vol-vi-seven-num-bers-price-i25-mrs-geo-l-mason-north-orange-mass-two-cents-wfllbuy-a-birds-portrait-like-that-in-this-magazine-itwill-be-sent-to-image374677982.html . Bird lore . ne 3. The 411 classes were scattered through 138 towns and every county inthe State. Newark led wdth 54 classes; Bayonne was next with 19; PerthAmboy had 17; Montclair, 16; Vineland, 12 and Woodbury, 11. Other townsranged from i to 8. Bergen County furnished the greatest number of townsin which classes were organized—18. The enthusiasm of both teachers andpupils was abundantly attested by many letters received from teachers. The annual Montclair epidemic of Blackbirds and Starlings, with theattendant newspaper discussions, appeared on time. The Fish and GameCommission handled the . Bird lore . ne 3. The 411 classes were scattered through 138 towns and every county inthe State. Newark led wdth 54 classes; Bayonne was next with 19; PerthAmboy had 17; Montclair, 16; Vineland, 12 and Woodbury, 11. Other townsranged from i to 8. Bergen County furnished the greatest number of townsin which classes were organized—18. The enthusiasm of both teachers andpupils was abundantly attested by many letters received from teachers. The annual Montclair epidemic of Blackbirds and Starlings, with theattendant newspaper discussions, appeared on time. 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