Snipe, Sandpiper, Plover, Rails and Coots,
Bitterns and Herons.
XVIII. The Fastest Flyers 265
Gulls, Ducks, and Geese.
Index 275
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Red-eyed Vireo. Frontispiece
FACING PAGE
It is Only When he is a Baby that you
Could Guess our Robin is Really a Thrush.
(_A. R. Dugmore_) 8
Young Bluebirds Taking their First Walk.
(_A. R. Dugmore_) 9
Baby Wood Thrushes--Notice the Family
Resemblance Between them and the
Baby Robins and Bluebirds. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 12
A Wood Thrush Startled by the Click of the
Camera. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 13
The Chickadee at her Front Door. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 22
Young Nuthatches Learning their First Lesson in
Balancing on a Horizontal Bar. (_W. E. Carlin_) 23
The Noisy Contents of a Soap Box: a Family
of House Wrens. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 30
The Marsh Wren's Round Cradle Swung
Among the Rushes. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 31
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Like "Brer Rabbit" the Catbird is Usually
"Bred en Bawn in a Brier Patch." (_A. R. Dugmore_) 34
Another Tragedy of the Nests: What Villain
Ate the Catbird's Eggs? (_Verne Morton_) 35
"Mamma!" Young Mockingbird Calling for
Breakfast. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 50
All is Well with this Yellow Warbler's Nest.
(_G. C. Embody_) 51
Dinner for One: A Black-and-white Warbler
Feeding her Baby. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 51
The Oven-bird who Calls "Teacher, Teacher,
TEACHER, TEACHER, TEACHER!" (_William P. Hopkins_) 58
Oven-bird in her Cleverly Hidden Nest--
Some of the Leaves and Sticks Have Been
Pulled Away From the Front to Secure
her picture. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 59
Young Oven-birds on Day of Leaving Nest. (_A.R. Dugmore_) 59
A Red-eyed Vireo Baby in his Cradle. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 76
Out of It. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 76
Home of the Loggerhead Shrike with Plenty
of Convenient Hooks for this Butcher
Bird to Hang Meat On. (_R. H. Beehe_) 77
The Cedar Waxwing. (_W. P. Hopkins_) 84
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The Gorgeous Scarlet Tanager, who Sang in
this Tree, Was Killed by a Sling Shot. The Nest
Was Deserted by his Terrified Mate. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 85
Young Barn Swallows Cradled Under the
Rafters. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 96
Baby Barn Swallows Learning to Walk a
Plank. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 97.
The Most Cheerful of Bird Neighbours: Song
Sparrows. (_A. R. Dugmore_) 116
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