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Bird-Lore

January — February, 1903

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CONTENTS

GENERAL ARTICLES		PAGE
Frontispiece—Mallee Fowl, Egg-Mound. Photographed by	A. J. Campbell	2
The Mound-Building Birds of Australia. Illustrated	A. J. Campbell	3
Making Bird Friends. Illustrated	Laurence J. Webster	9
The Return of the Nuthatch. Illustrated	E. M. Mead	12
The Christmas Bird Census.		14
Questions for Bird Students. II		20
TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
Bird-Lore’s Advisory Council		21
Bird-Lore’s Advisory Councilors Portraits of Robert Ridgway, A. K. Fisher, T. S. Roberts, J. M. Southwick, John Fannin, T. McIlwraith, Marcus E. Jones, Egbert Bagg.		23
How to Study Birds. Second paper	Frank M. Chapman	25
Mounted Birds in Illustration.	Abbot H. Thayer	28
What Bird is This? Illustration.		29
NOTES FROM FIELD AND STUDY		30
Attracting Birds, Mary E. Dolbear; An Anti-Sparrow Food Shelf (Illustrated)		30
BOOK NEWS AND REVIEWS		31
Ridgway’s ‘Birds of North and Middle America’; Pigott’s ‘London Birds’; Jacobs’ ‘Story of a Martin Colony’; Preble’s Biological Investigation of the Hudson Bay Region; The Ornithological Magazines. Book News.
EDITORIALS		35
AUDUBON DEPARTMENT		36
Editorial: Bird Protection in India. T. S. Palmer. Reports of North Carolina, Vermont and Connecticut Audubon Societies.

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