Identifier: birdlore211919nati (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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3-SO net. COLOR KEY TO NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS This work may be described as an illustrated dictionary of North American birds. It is the most complete publication of its kind, and makes an admirable introduc- ■ tion to the study of birds and the literature of Ornithology, and at the same time I , is an authoritative work of reference. Over 800 pictures. I3 net. OUR WINTER BIRDS An introduction to the study of birds. The author believes that the study of Orni-thology should begin with the winter birds as they are fewer in number and easierto approach. Divided into convenient groups such as field birds, forest birds,home birds, etc. Illustrated. i2mo. $1 net. THE TRAVELS OF BIRDS A series of chapters on bird migration, describing birds as travelers, why theytravel, dangers by the way, night flyers and day flyers, etc. Many illustrationsfrom drawings. Illustrated. 60 cents net. For Sale at All BooksellersPublishers D. APPLETON AND COMPANY New York MAY—JUNE, 1919 30c. a Copy$1.50 a Year
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COPYRIGHT, 1919, BY FRANK M. CHAPMAN ISirli - lore May-June, 1919 CONTENTS GENERAL ARTICLES ^age Frontispiece in Color—Blue Jay, Stellers Jay, and Green Jay Louis Agassiz Fuertes.. The Warblers of Central New York. Illustrated A. A. Allen.. 149 Notes FROM A Traveler in THE Tropics. IV. Peru. l\\viStx3XeA..Frank M. Chapman. . 157 Purple Finches Mrs. Herman F. Straw. . 165 Two Thrushes. Illustrated .Thomas A. Taper. . 167 The Migration of North American Birds. X. Blue Jay, Stellers Jay, and Green Jay Harry C. Oberholser.. 170 Notes on the Plumage of North American Birds. Fifty-fourth Paper Frank M. Chapman.. 172 NOTES FROM FIELD AND STUDY i73 Unusual Breeding-Site of Killdeer Plover, G. K. Noble; Notes on Nesting Blue-birds and House Wrens, Kathleen M. Hempel; A Parakeet in a City Park, Tertiusvan Dyke; Helping Barn and Cliff Swallows to Nest, William Goodsell; Dixie, aTame Robin, Margaret Pratt; To Hatch and to Raise, M. C. Otto; An EccentricOvenbird, Theo. Spencer; The Cape May Warb

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