_Insect-Like Animals_ Centipede Harvestman Millipede Sow Bug Spider (Crab) (Jumping) (Orange-and-Black Garden) (Orb weaving) (Sheet web) (Wolf) Tick _True Insects_ Aphid (Woolly Alder) Ant (Carpenter) (Mound) Bee (Bumble) (Honey) Beetle (Carrion) (Click) (Firefly) (Ground) (Japanese) (Ladybug) (May) (Snout) (Tiger) Bug (Red-and-Black Milkweed) (Stink) Butterfly (Cabbage) (Monarch) (Skipper) (Sulphur) (Tiger Swallowtail) (Wood Nymph) Caterpillar (Salt Marsh) (Tent) Cricket (Field) (Snowy Tree) Damselfly Dragonfly Earwig (European) (Seaside) Fly (Crane) (Deer) (Horse) (Robber) (Syrphid) Grasshopper (Short-horned) Hornet (Bald-faced) Lacewing Mantis (Praying) Mayfly Measuringworm Midge (Biting) (Gall) Mosquito Moth (Cecropia) (Luna) (Sphinx) (Tiger) Scale (Oyster-shell) Wasp (Potter) Webworm Chapter VI. “Meeting the Mammals” Bat (Big Brown) (Hoary) (Little Brown) (Pipistrelles) (Red) (Silver-haired) Chipmunk Cottontail (New England) Deer (White-tailed) Fox (Red) Muskrat Mouse (White-footed) (Eastern Meadow) (Meadow Jumping) Mink Raccoon Shrew (Cinereus) (Short-tailed) Skunk Squirrel (Eastern Gray) (Red) Woodchuck Weasel (Long-tailed) Chapter VII. “Wings over the Sand” Blackbird (Redwinged) Bunting (Snow) Dove (Mourning) Duck (Black) Grebe (Horned) Gull (Great Black-backed) (Herring) Hawk (Marsh) (Sparrow) Heron (Black-crowned Night) Kingbird (Eastern) Loon (Common) Owl (Great Horned) (Snowy) Plover (Black bellied) (Piping) (Semipalmated) Sanderling Sandpiper (Semipalmated) Sparrow (Ipswich) Swallow (Tree) Tern (Common) Thrasher (Brown) Towhee (Rufous-sided) Warbler (Yellow) Yellowlegs (Greater) Yellowthroat (Sixty common birds of Castle Neck at end of chapter) FIELD NOTES [Illustration: Map] Transcriber’s Notes —Silently corrected a few typos. —Retained publication information from the printed edition: this eBook is public-domain in the country of publication. —In the text versions only, text in italics is delimited by _underscores_. End of Project Gutenberg's Life in the Shifting Dunes, by Laurence B. White
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