Identifier: birdlore81906nati (find matches)
Title: Bird lore
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: National Committee of the Audubon Societies of America National Association of Audubon Societies for the Protection of Wild Birds and Animals National Audubon Society
Subjects: Birds Birds Ornithology
Publisher: New York City : Macmillan Co.
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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surely be captivatedby his drollery and intelligence. There is certainly no more picturesquesight in bird life than to see a flock of Jays in the fall of the year flying withoutspread tails, from one nut tree to another, screaming and calling to eachother at the tops of their voices, or darting here and there among the gor-geously tinted foliage. Questions for Teachers and Students Is the Blue Jay found in your locality during the entire year ? If not, whemdoes it arrive ? When does it leave in the fall ? Give your opinion of the habits of theBlue Jay — this must be the results of your own observations of the live bird. How manydifferent kinds of trees have you found Blue Jays nesting in ? Give location of each nestand materials used in construction. Tell what you have personally observed about the foodof Blue Jays. Who was Linnfeus ? What made him famous ? * Read about Blue Jay life in A Bird-Lover in the West, by Olive Thorne Miller. NOVEMBER —DECEMBER, 1906 20c. a CopySI a Year
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l&trtMlore November-December, 1906 CONTENTS GENERAL ARTICLES PAGE Frontispiece — Black-throated Blue and Cerulean Warblers . Louis Agassiz Fuertes . The Wry-bill Plover of New Zealand. Illustrated Edgar F. Stead . 185 Our Garden Mockingbird. Illustrated Mrs. F. W. Roe . 190 Tame Wild Geese. Illustrated . Walter K. Fisher . Italian Bird-life as it Impresses an Amfrican Today. Illustrated . Fionas H. Herrick . 193 196 Group of Brandts Cormorants. Illustration 202 FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS The Migration of Warblers Nineteenth and Concluding Paper. Illustrated by Louis Agassiz Fuertes and Bruce Horsfall IV. IV. Cooke . 203 Bird-Lores Seventh Christmas Bird Census 2°6 The Amount of Science in Oology Frank A. Frown . 206 Bird-Lores Colored Plates 207 NOTES FROM FIELD AND STUDY 2o8 Bird Tragedies, Illustrated, B. S. Bowdish; Adirondack Notes, William M. Stiilman;Remarkable Flight of Red-bellied Nuthatches, William Dutcher; The Blue Jayas a Destroyer of Eggs and Young Birds. Caroline G

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