COPIES OF BIRD -LORE WANTED.— We will give 50 cents each for the first 50 copies of Bird-Lore for February, 1905, Vol. VII, No. 1, returned to us at Harrisburg, Pa., in good condition. Mail copies flat under three cents postage. l&trti*iUre May - June, 1906 CONTENTS GENERAL ARTICLES P Frontispiece — Rio Grande Yellow - throat, Ovenbird, Louisiana and Northern Water-Thrushes Louis Agassiz huertes . With the Whip-poor-wills. Illustrated . . ... A. D. Whedon . To a Chimney Swift. Verse Dora Read Goodale . Wood Thrush and Nest. Illustration . . . . . E. Van Altena . Stray Birds at Sea F. M. Bennett, Lieut. Commander, U.S N. Brown Thrasher on Nest. Illustration Frank M. Chapman . Photographing a Bluebird's Nest by Reflected Light R. IV. Hegner . The Amount of Science in Oology Thos. H. Montgomery, Jr. The World Problem. Veise .S. S. Towles . California Mountain Partridge. Illustration 83 FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS The Migration of Warblers. Sixteenth Paper. Illustrated by Louis Agassiz Fuertes and Bruce Horsfall IV. W. Cooke . 100 NOTES FROM FIELD AND STUDY A Robin-Oriole Nest, illustrated, E. C. Hough ; A Robin Episode, Abbott H. Thayer; Bird- ■ Life Along Sucker Creek, Nelson A Jackson : A May' Snow-storm, H. Tullsen. BOOK NEWS AND REVIEWS EDITORIAL 106 108 AUDUBON DEPARTMENT EDUCATIONAL LEAFLET NO. 20. Rose-breasted Grosbeak. With Colored Plate
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