BIRDS AND NATURE IN NATURAL COLORS V3, MUMFORD 1913

V.v-'6 • Scissor-tailed Mot Mexican Osprey ' \'ireo Black-throated 426' Magnolia 566 484 Orange-crowned 478 514 534 Partridge Garabel's 51S Prothonotary 420 Townsend's 532 Plover Puffin, Goshawk o2i • Grebe, Eared 45S » Grosbeak 438 • Ptarmigan Rail 482 Piping Willow Water Thrush, Louisiana 422 Waxwing, 308 King Shrike, ' 436 Tufted 466 Northern Wren, ' 443 Audubon John James 406 Autumn 50.") Beauties * 538 * • Chickadee Chicken 45.1 • Comedy and Tragedy Coot, Birds 499 Birds and Common Birds Citizen to Field Town and Two Bluebird, ' Little The Blue Jay Song of Bufflehead Bunting, Country The Indigo the The Crane 502 Crossbill • The White-Winged The Curlew, Sandhill Eskimo 444 • 505 450 495 510 < 442 ô • 480 * The Hudson 551 506 The Long-Billed 546 465 « 545 < Duck, The Black The 4S3 Feathered Folks Are Worth Knowing 449 469 Feeding Winter Birds v 550' 387 The Painted 387 477-562 Few Interesting Facts gration J f Finch, i 575 The House The Purple • - 519" Harlequin 544' The Lazuli Canvas-Back, The Bird Life Cowbird, The and Orchard 520 More Birds of Birds tlie in The 411 « 423 Prairie < ' 388 The The 389 Birds • • Page Cardinal 41G Garden ' ' ' The > Baldpate My - III Avocet The in • * 460 Page Rain # Marsh 452 Cedar Short-billed Yellow-legs ?,Q0 INDEX VOLUME Birds and Seasons 500 Blue 5S0 ' * 405* Black-poll ' Parula • April * 570 Warbling Warbler, ^ 576 468 ^ Thrush Gray-cheeked ' 464 Palm • Black-headed Tree Swallow, 410' 490 Canada Sparrow Savannah 498 4!)2 Goose ' Owl Great Gray Oven-bird "(56 Purple 400 Purple * Vol Ill < 397 About liird Mi336 399' 394' • • Page Ked-Sliafted I'lickcr, Tile The Ash-Throated inycatclier The Scissor-Tailed (Jetting Ready to Welcome The Cio to the Birds, Goldlinch, The Arkansas Goose, Tlie Canada The WIiite-Fronted The Horned Grebe, Grosbeak, The Black-Headed The Groslieaks, , Grouse, The Prairie Shari)- Tailed Gull, Rail, 4'.)2 • Sandpiper, 4:i-l The Franklin nation ')]:!• )4n' Shrike, 4'.m Some \ Jays, The Northern 40 Sparrow, The English, as a Pest 494 • Sparrow The English 443 ' 4S(; •, Sparrow, The 431 470 Summer Haunts ' •> Swallow, The Birds 476-566 ^ 572 Didn't Think 530 The 571" My Warbler, The Black-Poll Merganser, The Hooded 570 ' Mot Mot The Mexican 436 •• 568 > Its Ways The (Jsprey Our Grosbeaks and I 389 The Warbling Black-Throated The Orange-Crowned 478 The Palm 514 ô » 454 The Parula 530 420 532 498 Owl, The Great (irav 410f The Townsends' Plover, The Belted Protect Our Migratory Birds Piiiing Ptarmigan, The Willow Tlie 500 " Oven-Bird The Quail, Blue 556 The Prothonotary Tlie • 405 heir \'alue to Agri- culture Puffin, > 560 The Magnolia 484 ' 408' Ciray-l-'heeked 400 T'le ' 469>' Titmouse, The > « * 4S3 Cliff Thaw The Thrush, I 533 The Tree TIie> * 4(i4 of Tanager People, The 42S» House The Savanna 43(1' 43S>, -Vighthawk and M ^ Vireo, The Purple -j 543 Valentine Martin, 390 Pro- " 51 Longspur, The Laplanil Their The the Poplar, 52S The Arkansas < • 4S1 Pacific Coast Kingbird, 440 I'.xtermi- ? Birds and - 437 "i41 ( The Blue from :v 558 A'lS How Our Jay, Save the Qnail > 548 Him' tection ')17' Came Back o09 Feed the Birds? Kill Beneficial Song of Heron, The Pdack-Crowned Xight \\ inter The Spotted ">52 " Birds Spend the 406 ô "ir.M Hawk, The Sharp-Shinned the Bluebirds We We We Shall » )49 Haunts of Coot and Hern, I'rom How Shall Shall 4:>ii' Goshawk The American the Krng 421 Thon Shiggard (iambel's -)2G the Birds 417" (do\v-\\\irm and Mockingbird Gnatcatchers, Page The 557« Tufted California t,82 ^ Water-Thrush, The Louisiana -)40 ^ Waxwing, the « * 422 427-460^ Cedar 398* what Bird 430 Wren, The Short-Billed Marsh 452 , Yellow-Legs, The 538 )4i) '>• v6 Life Means to Us 516 » •» ... countless throng flitting, darting, flying, sweeping northward, rollicking, singing, visiting as they go The dullest and Those harbingers of spring, the robin, bluebird with as genuine a welcome as... blanket, a more or less satisfactory living The increased interest in all birds in recent years, has led, in many places, to a special interest in these winter birds, and efforts are made to attract... harboring tramps and increasing the troubles of the spring-time nesting A suggestion that Jersey and A sill in is worth trying reported to have worked well in is New Illinois board six inches