XV. THE BOBOLINK'S NEST 146
Bobolink. _Dolichonyx oryzivorus._
XVI. THE TANAGER'S NEST 155
Scarlet Tanager. _Piranga erythromelas._
XVII. THE WILES OF A WARBLER 163
Black-throated Blue. _Dendroica coerulescens._
XVIII. A RAINY-DAY TRAMP 173
Oven-bird. _Seiurus aurocapillus._
XIX. THE VAGARIES OF A WARBLER 180
Redstart. _Setophaga ruticilla._
Chestnut-sided W. _Dendroica pensylvanica._
XX. A CLEVER CUCKOO 190
Black-billed C. _Coccyzus erythrophthalmus._
XXI. TWO LITTLE DRUMMERS 201
Sapsucker. _Sphyrapicus varius._
Red-headed Woodpecker. _Melanerpes erythrocephalus._
XXII. FROM MY WINDOW 221
Phoebe. _Sayornis phoebe._
Robin. _Merula migratoria._
Great-crested Fly-catcher. _Myiarchus crinitus._
Purple Grackle. _Quiscalus quiscula._
Downy Woodpecker. _Dryobates pubescens._
Chestnut-sided Warbler. _Dendroica pensylvanica._
Kingbird. _Tyrannus tyrannus._
XXIII. THE COMICAL CROW BABY 236
Common Crow. _Corvus americanus._
XXIV. A MIDSUMMER WOOING 244
American Goldfinch. _Spinus tristis._
XXV. A PLUM-TREE ROMANCE 252
American Goldfinch. _Spinus tristis._
XXVI. SOLITARY THE THRUSH 259
Hermit Thrush. _Turdus aonalaschkoe pallasii._
INDEX 269
ON THE GREAT SOUTH BAY.
Precious qualities of silence haunt
Round these vast margins ministrant.
'T is here, 't is here, thou canst unhand thy heart
And breathe it free, and breathe it free
By rangy marsh, in lone sea-liberty.
SIDNEY LANIER.
LITTLE BROTHERS OF THE AIR.
I.
THE KINGBIRD'S NEST.
To study a nest is to make an acquaintance. However familiar the bird,
unless the student has watched its ways during the only domestic period
of its life,--nesting time,--he has still something to learn. In fact,
he has almost everything to learn, for into those few weeks is crowded a
whole lifetime of emotions and experiences which fully bring out the
individuality of the bird. Family life is a test of character, no less
in the nest than in the house. Moreover, to a devotee of the science
that some one has aptly called Ornithography, nothing is so attractive.
What hopes it holds out! Who can guess what mysteries shall be
disclosed, what interesting episodes of life shall be seen about that
charmed spot?
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