Clouds, boat-shaped. Clover. Clover, white. Cochecton Falls. Cockle. Colchester. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, quotation from. Coltsfoot. Coltsfoot, sweet. Columbine. Companions, outdoor. Cone-flower. Coon. See Raccoon. Cormorant. Corn, Indian. Cowbird. See Blackbird, cow. Cows. See Cattle. Cowslip. See Marigold, marsh. Cowslip, English. Creeper, brown (CERTHIA FAMILIARIS AMERICANA), nest of. Crickets. See Tree-crickets. Crow American (CORVUS BRACHYRHYNCHOS), gait of; notes of. Cuckoo (COCCYZUS sp.), heard at night; habits of; in poetry; notes of. Cuckoo, European. Cuckoo-buds. Cuckoo-flower. Cuckoo-pint. Cypripedium. See Lady's-slipper. Daffodil. Daisy, English. Daisy, ox-eye. Dandelion. Darnel. Day, a white. Dead-nettle. Delaware River, Pepacton branch of. See Pepacton River. Dentaria. Deposit. Dicentra, or squirrel corn. Dock, curled-leaf. Dock, yellow. Doctor, the (a snake). Dog, Cuff and the woodchucks. See Greyhound and Hound. Dog, farm, hound and. Dogbane. Dove, mourning (ZENAIDURA MACROURA). Doves. Downsville. Dry Brook. Ducks, feeding. Duck-shooting on the Potomac. Eagle, chased by a kingbird; flight of an. East Branch. Elecampane. Emerson, Ralph Waldo, quotations from; his knowledge of nature. England, bird-songs in; pedestrianism in; the footpaths of; the highways of. Esopus. Eupatorium, purple. Falcon, haggard. Finch, purple (CARPODACUS PURPUREUS; notes of. Fisherman, an ancient. Fishes, spring movements of. Fleabane, or whiteweed. Flicker. See High-hole. Flowers, wild, in poetry; fragrant. Footpaths, lack of, in America; English; a schoolboy's footpath. Forenoon, as distinguished from morning. Fort Washington. Fox, red, and hound,; hunting a; favorite sleeping places of; hard fare in winter; an encounter between rivals. Fringed-orchis, purple. Frog. See Bullfrog. Frog, clucking. See Wood-frog. Frog, peeping. See Hyla, Pickering's. Garlic. Gentian, closed. Gentian, fringed, 63; Bryant's poem on. Gill. Girls. Goethe. Goldenrod. Goldfinch, American (ASTRAGALINUS TRISTIS; pairing habits of; notes of. Goose-foot. Grackle, purple. See Blackbird, crow. Grackle, rusty, or rusty blackbird (EUPHAGUS CAROLINUS), notes of. Grass, the natural covering of the fields. Grass, harvest. Grass, quack. Grass, quitch. Green Cove Spring. Greyhound. Ground-nut. Grouse, ruffed, or partridge (BONASA UMBELLUS), in poetry; drumming of. "Gums,". Gum-tree. Haggard. Hancock. Hare, northern. Hares. Harrisonburg, Va. Harvard. Harvest-fly. See Cicada. Hawk, in poetry, 116. See Hen-hawk. Hawkfish. See Osprey, American. Hawk's Point. Hedgehog. Hedge-sparrow. Hemlock, poison. Henbane. Hen-hawk. Hepatica, or liver-leaf; the first spring flower; an intermittently fragrant flower. Hercules. Heron. Heron, great blue (ARDEA HERODIAS; notes of, 24, 28.