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Bird - Lore
March April, 1903
CONTENTS PAGE
GENERAL ARTICLES
FRONTISPIECE.-BLUEBIRD AT NEST. Photographed by A. L. Princehorn. 42
A SIERRA NIGHTHAWK FAMILY. Illustrated Florence Merriam Bailey. 43 TWO VIEWS OF CALIFORNIA BIRD-LIFE. Photographed by..John Rowley. 46 A FAMILY OF BARN OWLS. Illustrated. Thomas H. Jackson. 47 QUESTIONS FOR BIRD STUDENTS .. 49 THE HEATH HEN IN NEW JERSEY. Illustrated 50 NESTING OF THE RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET Anna Head. 52 BARTRAM'S PLOVER ON NEST. Photographed by J. E. Seebold. 54 Two OSPREY PICTURES. Photographed by Ernest Harold Baynes 55
FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
HOW TO STUDY BIRDS. The Nesting Season. Frank M. Chapman. 56
BIRD-LORE'S ADVISORY COUNCILORS. Third Series 60
Portraits of O. G. Libby, W. B. Barrows, W. Clyde Todd, H. Nehrling, W. W. Cooke, Charles Keeler, E. H. Barbour, M. J. Elrod. DEATH OF THOMAS MCILWRAITH 62
WHAT BIRD IS THIS? Illustration 62 NOTES FROM FIELD AND STUDY. 63 A SWIMMING CROW. Francis H. Allen; NEST-BUILDING HABITS OF THE CHICKADEE, Roscoe
J. Webb; SNOWFLAKES IN TREES, Laurence J. Webster; CALIFORNIA NATURE-BOOKS: THE MICHIGAN ORNITHOLOGICAL CLUB.
BOOK NEWS AND REVIEWS 65
DUGMORE'S NATURE AND A CAMERA'; STRONG'S DEVELOPMENT OF COLOR IN FEATHERS'; BONHATE'S BAHAMA NOTES; WEED'S BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ECONOMIC ORNITHOLOGY'; BLATCHLEY'S A NATURE WOOING'; KNIGHT'S BIRDS OF WYOMING; THE ORNITHOLOGICAL MAGAZINES; BOOK NEWS.
EDITORIAL 68
AUDUBON DEPARTMENT 71
FREE LECTURES, FREE BIRD CHARTS, FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARIES, Mabel Osgood Wright; REPORT OF PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETIES; PELICAN ISLAND RESERVATION; LEGISLATION; NOTES.
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