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RM2CFNP7W–A cat face to face with a bird skull. Outdoor cats are responsible for killing billions of birds each year and are linked to bird declines.
RM2C9E1PJ–Outdoor cats are considered one of the main threats to bird populations and kill millions of birds each year.
RM2BE6A1G–Pet cat with Mistle Thrush, Turdus viscivorus, as caught prey waiting at door, London, United Kingdom
RF2C412R3–A mess of young bird feathers (pigeon) on the grass after an attack by a predator. The bird escaped and survived but lost these feathers as a result.
RFC1FTWG–A domestic cat (Felis catus) with a New Holland Honeyeater (bird) which it has just killed.
RMHRXW13–Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg. Street art by El Bocho outside second hand clothing store. Artworks - Little Lucy in a tank, Pete the yellow bird
RFPGT6NR–DOMESTIC CAT (FELIS CATUS) WITH DEAD BIRD (NEW HOLLAND HONEYEATER) (CONSERVATION ISSUES) WHICH IT HAS JUST KILLED
RF2CWA12H–Cat hunter and bite a bird on the ground.A kitten and a Pigeon. Pet kills birds and eats them. The kitty is a predator. The young hunter. The world of
RMC9G5K4–Dec. 20, 2011 - Oakland, Oregon, U.S - A domestic cat sniffs a small stunned songbird before killing it near a home in Oakland. According to a recent estimate from the American Bird Conservancy, domestic cats kill anywhere from 500 million to a billion birds every year.
RMKP5C6P–Tilburg, Netherlands. Female biology student investigating a deceased pigeon, partially eaten by a domestic cat.
RMD05NM9–Cat on top of fence in Skudehavnen, the old fishing harbour, a fishing hamlet in the northernmost part of the port of Copenhagen
RM2CNTPDE–A healthy Brown Pelican spreads its wings at Cat Island in Barataria Bay near Myrtle Grove, Louisiana March 31, 2011. Cat Island was heavily impacted with oil due to the BP oil spill disaster last year. The UK energy giant's well leaked more than 200 million gallons of oil after the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded on April 20 last year, killing 11 workers. REUTERS/Sean Gardner (UNITED STATES - Tags: ANIMALS DISASTER ENVIRONMENT)
RM2CNH4FW–Healthy Roseate Spoonbills fly over Cat island in Barataria Bay near Myrtle Grove, Louisiana March 31, 2011. BP's well leaked more than 4 million barrels of oil (168 million gallons/636 million liters) after the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded 9:53 p.m. CDT on April 20 last year (0253 GMT on April 21), killing 11 workers. One year on, oil from the largest spill in U.S. history clogs wetlands, pollutes the ocean and endangers wildlife, not to mention the toll it has inflicted on the coastal economies of Florida, Mississippi, Alabama and especially Louisiana. Photo taken March 31, 2011.
RF2CCKW0R–Ginger young domestic cat bites a captured pigeon on green grass in the garden. Cat predator and dove.
RFPGT6P2–DOMESTIC CAT (FELIS CATUS) WITH DEAD BIRD (NEW HOLLAND HONEYEATER) (CONSERVATION ISSUES) WHICH IT HAS JUST KILLED
RF2CWA12F–Cat hunter and bite a bird on the ground.A kitten and a Pigeon. Pet kills birds and eats them. The kitty is a predator. The young hunter. The world of
RM2B6YBM7–Kat doodt een vleermuis A cat sitting on the grass and his nails into a bat inserted. On the roof of the house is a cat who has the bird from the cage in his mouth. In the background scare women another kat. Manufacturer : printmaker: Bernard Picart (listed building) in its draft: Bernard Picart (listed property) Place manufacture: Amsterdam Date: 1719 Physical features: etching and engra material: paper Technique: etching / engra (printing process) Measurements: plate edge: h 84 mm × W 105 mm Subject: male animal killing (+ animal with prey)
RFR45X5F–caracal a desert lynx eating its hunted bird prey on a tree trunk with feathers all over the place, a wildlife portrait of a big wild cat
RF2B57FWM–Illustration of Farm Animals Hands and Wings Raised, From Sheep, Cat, Duck, Horse, Dog, Chicken and Pig
RF2EXG936–Close-up image of a pigeon wing that has been the victim of some wild predator in the field
![. ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it. Cats. PLATE III.. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Birds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble th Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RCB8NB/the-domestic-cat-bird-killer-mouser-and-destroyer-of-wild-life-means-of-utilizing-and-controlling-it-cats-plate-iii-fig-1-a-cat-that-has-been-quottaught-not-to-kill-birdsquot-after-which-she-killed-them-quoton-the-slyquot-the-warbler-just-killed-by-her-is-tied-under-her-chin-to-quotcurequot-the-bird-killing-habit-but-the-expedient-failed-she-still-kills-birds-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-th-RCB8NB.jpg ". ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it. Cats. PLATE III.. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Birds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble th Stock Photo")
RMRCB8NB–. ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it. Cats. PLATE III.. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Birds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble th
![. The natural enemies of birds. Birds. ^S-iT- s- .-:.. ^'xfKBB$y%!S&m Wt " M&*--g i - ' * |J| â **$ ' Ha^S^Ujf h Hwil : f t 3 W* * * â *"*-- & ' - ȣk HR . ^»^V ^^^Hy â*fil. ft .#*tj . "' The Bird-killing Cat. The destruction of birds by cats is illustrated in Economic Biology, Bulletin No. 2, published by the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture. (Photograph by William L. Finley.). The Snapping Tubtljo. Destroyer of young waterfowl and wading birds. (See page 39.) (Photograph by Professor H. A. Surface.). Please note that these images are extracted from scan Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFY928/the-natural-enemies-of-birds-birds-s-it-s-xfkbby!sampm-wt-quot-mamp-g-i-j-hasujf-h-hwil-f-t-3-w-quot-amp-k-hr-v-hy-fil-ft-tj-quot-the-bird-killing-cat-the-destruction-of-birds-by-cats-is-illustrated-in-economic-biology-bulletin-no-2-published-by-the-massachusetts-state-board-of-agriculture-photograph-by-william-l-finley-the-snapping-tubtljo-destroyer-of-young-waterfowl-and-wading-birds-see-page-39-photograph-by-professor-h-a-surface-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scan-PFY928.jpg ". The natural enemies of birds. Birds. ^S-iT- s- .-:.. ^'xfKBB$y%!S&m Wt " M&*--g i - ' * |J| â **$ ' Ha^S^Ujf h Hwil : f t 3 W* * * â *"*-- & ' - ȣk HR . ^»^V ^^^Hy â*fil. ft .#*tj . "' The Bird-killing Cat. The destruction of birds by cats is illustrated in Economic Biology, Bulletin No. 2, published by the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture. (Photograph by William L. Finley.). The Snapping Tubtljo. Destroyer of young waterfowl and wading birds. (See page 39.) (Photograph by Professor H. A. Surface.). Please note that these images are extracted from scan Stock Photo")
RMPFY928–. The natural enemies of birds. Birds. ^S-iT- s- .-:.. ^'xfKBB$y%!S&m Wt " M&*--g i - ' * |J| â **$ ' Ha^S^Ujf h Hwil : f t 3 W* * * â *"*-- & ' - ȣk HR . ^»^V ^^^Hy â*fil. ft .#*tj . "' The Bird-killing Cat. The destruction of birds by cats is illustrated in Economic Biology, Bulletin No. 2, published by the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture. (Photograph by William L. Finley.). The Snapping Tubtljo. Destroyer of young waterfowl and wading birds. (See page 39.) (Photograph by Professor H. A. Surface.). Please note that these images are extracted from scan
RMCRNFWT–Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos) dead adult, killed by cat on garden lawn, Bacton, Suffolk, England, march
![. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Birds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MCKWT6/fig-1-a-cat-that-has-been-quottaught-not-to-kill-birdsquot-after-which-she-killed-them-quoton-the-slyquot-the-warbler-just-killed-by-her-is-tied-under-her-chin-to-quotcurequot-the-bird-killing-habit-but-the-expedient-failed-she-still-kills-birds-MCKWT6.jpg ". Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Birds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds. Stock Photo")
RMMCKWT6–. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Birds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.
RF2CD82XY–Ginger young domestic cat bites a captured pigeon on green grass in the garden. Cat predator and dove.
RMT1H6GH–The domestic cat; bird ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it domesticcatbirdk00forb Year: 1916 PLATE III. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been 'taught not to kill Bibds.' After which she killed them 'on the sly.' The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to 'cure' the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.
RFPGT6NH–DOMESTIC CAT (FELIS CATUS) WITH DEAD BIRD (NEW HOLLAND HONEYEATER) (CONSERVATION ISSUES) WHICH IT HAS JUST KILLED
RM2CP320B–. How to attract wild birds about the home . Robins Nest in Crotch of Poplar. Cat Trap Made by the Society 34 tain cat in the household of the writer, although burdenedwith six bells of various sizes, was photographed one morningat 4 oclock in the act of killing and mauling a fledgling cat-bird. This same cat, sleek and fat, brought to our verandaduring the past nesting season, twenty-eight birds, none ofwhich it ate.
RMCRNFW8–Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos) dead adult, killed by cat on garden lawn, with cat sitting in background, Bacton, Suffolk,
![. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Bibds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MCKCJG/fig-1-a-cat-that-has-been-quottaught-not-to-kill-bibdsquot-after-which-she-killed-them-quoton-the-slyquot-the-warbler-just-killed-by-her-is-tied-under-her-chin-to-quotcurequot-the-bird-killing-habit-but-the-expedient-failed-she-still-kills-birds-MCKCJG.jpg ". Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Bibds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds. Stock Photo")
RMMCKCJG–. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Bibds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.
RF2CEJN27–Ginger young domestic cat bites a captured pigeon on green grass in the garden. Cat predator and dove.
RMT0NRDJ–The domestic cat; bird ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it domesticcatbirdk00forbrich Year: 1916 PLATE III. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been 'taught not to kill Birds.' After which she killed them 'on the sly.' The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to 'cure' the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.
RM2ABWXB1–Six different species of serpents, including pythons and cobras, killing their prey, cattle, by strangulation. Coloured etching by J. Bishop after J. Stewart..jpg - 2ABWXB1
RM2CPTPY2–. A natural history of birds : illustrated with a hundred and one copper plates, curiously engraven from the life . laft of which he was very fondof, and fometimes a young Cat, which he would feize with his Talons, and withhis Beak break her Skull, killing her immediately, after which he would divert him-felf with pulling off her Furr for fome time and then eat her. B The ( 2) The Black Eagle, Aquila Valeria. Numb. II. THIS Bird was fomewhat lefs than the common Eagle;its Bill of a blewilh Horn-Colour; the Sear or Skincovering the Bafe redilli; the Irides Hazel-Coloured; theEye-Brows white: Th
RF2CE1GXR–Ginger young domestic cat bites a captured pigeon on green grass in the garden. Cat predator and dove.
RMT1GP8B–The domestic cat; bird ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it domesticcatbirdk00forb Year: 1916 Fig. 1. — No Cats here. A nest of Wilson's tern, undisturbed on an island where no cats lived. Fig. 2. — The Cat's Work. A Wanton Killing. Remains of a mother tern as found; killed by a cat. Thousands of these birds killed on their nests by cats on Muskeget. See page 57. (Photograph by Mr. Howard H. Cleaves.)
RM2CP31DW–. How to attract wild birds about the home . Cat Trap Made by the Society 34 tain cat in the household of the writer, although burdenedwith six bells of various sizes, was photographed one morningat 4 oclock in the act of killing and mauling a fledgling cat-bird. This same cat, sleek and fat, brought to our verandaduring the past nesting season, twenty-eight birds, none ofwhich it ate.. Cat Guards for Trees and Posts Holding: Nesting Boxes If a well nourished cat establishes such a record, is notthe estimate of fifty birds per cat per year, made by Prof.Forbush, a reasonable one. The same auth
RF2CD82WA–Ginger young domestic cat bites a captured pigeon on green grass in the garden. Cat predator and dove.
RMT0RPBN–The domestic cat; bird ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it domesticcatbirdk00forbrich Year: 1916 PLATE VIII. Fia. 1. â Xo Cats here. A nest of Wilson's tern, undisturbed on an island where no cats lived. â¢'fSf -?4.y' * ,^' â /y Fio. 2.â The Cat's Work. A Wanton Killing. Remains of a motlier tern as found; killed by a cat. Thousands of these birds killed on their nests by cats on Muskeget. See page 57. (Photograph by Mr. Howard H. Cleaves.)
![. The natural enemies of birds. Birds. ^S-iT- s- .-:.. ^'xfKBB$y%!S&m Wt " M&*--g i - ' * |J| â **$ ' Ha^S^Ujf h Hwil : f t 3 W* * * â *"*-- & ' - ȣk HR . ^»^V ^^^Hy â*fil. ft .#*tj . "' The Bird-killing Cat. The destruction of birds by cats is illustrated in Economic Biology, Bulletin No. 2, published by the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture. (Photograph by William L. Finley.). The Snapping Tubtljo. Destroyer of young waterfowl and wading birds. (See page 39.) (Photograph by Professor H. A. Surface.). Please note that these images are extracted from scan Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDADMH/the-natural-enemies-of-birds-birds-s-it-s-xfkbby!sampm-wt-quot-mamp-g-i-j-hasujf-h-hwil-f-t-3-w-quot-amp-k-hr-v-hy-fil-ft-tj-quot-the-bird-killing-cat-the-destruction-of-birds-by-cats-is-illustrated-in-economic-biology-bulletin-no-2-published-by-the-massachusetts-state-board-of-agriculture-photograph-by-william-l-finley-the-snapping-tubtljo-destroyer-of-young-waterfowl-and-wading-birds-see-page-39-photograph-by-professor-h-a-surface-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scan-RDADMH.jpg ". The natural enemies of birds. Birds. ^S-iT- s- .-:.. ^'xfKBB$y%!S&m Wt " M&*--g i - ' * |J| â **$ ' Ha^S^Ujf h Hwil : f t 3 W* * * â *"*-- & ' - ȣk HR . ^»^V ^^^Hy â*fil. ft .#*tj . "' The Bird-killing Cat. The destruction of birds by cats is illustrated in Economic Biology, Bulletin No. 2, published by the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture. (Photograph by William L. Finley.). The Snapping Tubtljo. Destroyer of young waterfowl and wading birds. (See page 39.) (Photograph by Professor H. A. Surface.). Please note that these images are extracted from scan Stock Photo")
RMRDADMH–. The natural enemies of birds. Birds. ^S-iT- s- .-:.. ^'xfKBB$y%!S&m Wt " M&*--g i - ' * |J| â **$ ' Ha^S^Ujf h Hwil : f t 3 W* * * â *"*-- & ' - ȣk HR . ^»^V ^^^Hy â*fil. ft .#*tj . "' The Bird-killing Cat. The destruction of birds by cats is illustrated in Economic Biology, Bulletin No. 2, published by the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture. (Photograph by William L. Finley.). The Snapping Tubtljo. Destroyer of young waterfowl and wading birds. (See page 39.) (Photograph by Professor H. A. Surface.). Please note that these images are extracted from scan
RF2D5DHJX–Tree colored young domestic cat bites a captured pigeon on green grass in the garden. Cat predator and dove.
RMT1H6GJ–The domestic cat; bird ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it domesticcatbirdk00forb Year: 1916 Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been 'taught not to kill Bibds.' After which she killed them 'on the sly.' The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to 'cure' the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds. Fig. 2. — Fifty-eight Birds in one Season. This well-fed pet cat was known to kill fifty-eight birds in one year, including the young in five nests. (Photograph by Mr. A. C. Dike, first publish
RMRCB8TJ–. ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it. Cats. Fig. 1. — No Cats here. A nest of Wilson's tern, undisturbed on an island where no cats lived.. Fig. 2. — The Cat's Work. A Wanton Killing. Remains of a mother tern as found; killed by a cat. Thousands of these birds killed on their nests by cats on Muskeget. See page 57. (Photograph by Mr. Howard H. Cleaves.). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrati
RF2CD830P–Tree colored young domestic cat bites a captured pigeon on green grass in the garden. Cat predator and dove.
RMT0NRDK–The domestic cat; bird ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it domesticcatbirdk00forbrich Year: 1916 Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been 'taught not to kill Birds.' After which she killed them 'on the sly.' The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to 'cure' the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds. Fig. 2. — Fifty-eight Birds in one Season. This well-fed pet cat was known to kill fifty-eight birds in one year, including the young in five nests. (Photograph by Mr. A. C. Dike, first pub
![. ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it. Cats. PLATE III.. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Bibds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble th Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RCB8WG/the-domestic-cat-bird-killer-mouser-and-destroyer-of-wild-life-means-of-utilizing-and-controlling-it-cats-plate-iii-fig-1-a-cat-that-has-been-quottaught-not-to-kill-bibdsquot-after-which-she-killed-them-quoton-the-slyquot-the-warbler-just-killed-by-her-is-tied-under-her-chin-to-quotcurequot-the-bird-killing-habit-but-the-expedient-failed-she-still-kills-birds-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-th-RCB8WG.jpg ". ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it. Cats. PLATE III.. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Bibds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble th Stock Photo")
RMRCB8WG–. ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it. Cats. PLATE III.. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Bibds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble th
![. ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it. Cats. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Birds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.. Fig. 2. — Fifty-eight Birds in one Season. This well-fed pet cat was known to kill fifty-eight birds in one year, including the young in five nests. (Photograph by Mr. A. C. Dike, first published in " Useful Bi Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RCB8N7/the-domestic-cat-bird-killer-mouser-and-destroyer-of-wild-life-means-of-utilizing-and-controlling-it-cats-fig-1-a-cat-that-has-been-quottaught-not-to-kill-birdsquot-after-which-she-killed-them-quoton-the-slyquot-the-warbler-just-killed-by-her-is-tied-under-her-chin-to-quotcurequot-the-bird-killing-habit-but-the-expedient-failed-she-still-kills-birds-fig-2-fifty-eight-birds-in-one-season-this-well-fed-pet-cat-was-known-to-kill-fifty-eight-birds-in-one-year-including-the-young-in-five-nests-photograph-by-mr-a-c-dike-first-published-in-quot-useful-bi-RCB8N7.jpg ". ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it. Cats. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Birds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.. Fig. 2. — Fifty-eight Birds in one Season. This well-fed pet cat was known to kill fifty-eight birds in one year, including the young in five nests. (Photograph by Mr. A. C. Dike, first published in " Useful Bi Stock Photo")
RMRCB8N7–. ... The domestic cat; bird killer, mouser and destroyer of wild life; means of utilizing and controlling it. Cats. Fig. 1. — A Cat that has been "taught not to kill Birds." After which she killed them "on the sly." The warbler just killed by her is tied under her chin to "cure" the bird-killing habit, but the expedient failed. She still kills birds.. Fig. 2. — Fifty-eight Birds in one Season. This well-fed pet cat was known to kill fifty-eight birds in one year, including the young in five nests. (Photograph by Mr. A. C. Dike, first published in " Useful Bi
