Identifier: audubonmag12188789nati (find matches)
Title: The Audubon magazine
Year: 1887 (1880s)
Authors: National Audubon Society
Subjects: Birds
Publisher: (New York, N.Y. : Forest and Stream Publishing Co.)
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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ana. Price $3.50. Training vs. Breaking. By S. T. Hammond, kennel editor of Forest and Stream.Nearly forty years experience in training and handling dogshas taught the author that these intelligent animals are moreeasily controlled by kindness than by severity. There is achapter on training pet and house dogs. Price $1.00. Canoe and Camp Cookery. By Seneca. A little book full of receipts and hints forthe camp cook, by a practical man who has tried them. In-dispensable to the camper. Price $1.00. Fyshhe and Fysshynge. By Dame Juliana Herners. An elegant reprint of aquaint old book written in the Fifteenth century. Price $i.oa Woodcraft. By Nessmuk. In Woodcraft Nessmuk imparts theknowledge of the woods th.it he has been fifty years in acquir-ing. No man, however much he has camped out, can readthis book without learning something. Price f i.oo. hooks. Publishing Co., 40 Park Row, New York. C. L. SCHEMBER, 96 NASSAU ST., W£W YORK.—FOREST AND STREAM PRESS. December, 1887. j^DliBGjT NE
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y\UDUBON SOCIETY PROTECTION OFBIRDS Forest aaTd Stream Ti/BLi^fi J r/Gj C^mpak/v, Annual Subscription, ^0 Cts. Single Copy, 6 Cts. Copyright, 1S87, by Forest and Stream Publishing Co. Entered at New York Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter. CONTENTS FOR DECEMBER, i887. The Cliff Swallow, ( PitrockfliJon lumfrons (Say.)) (After Audubon s Plate) Frontispiece. Incidents of Audubons Life 243 The Cliff Swallow 246 Princess Ruby-Throat. By Henrietta Christian Wright 249 A Word for the English Sparrow. By Emma Thornton 254 Hints to Audubon Workers.—VII. By Florence A. Merriam 256 A Talking Crow. By Mary E. Shults 259 The Audubon Note Book: Memuership Returns 260 The Proposed Monument to Audubon 260 Study ok N.vtural History in Schools 260 a dishumanizing amusement 261 What the Kansas Mail Brought Us 261 The Audubon Society 262 Useful and Entertaining Books. THE FOLLOWING WQPKS OiV NA TUBAL fTISTORY ARE RECOMMENDED TOTHOSE IXTERESTED IN THE STUDY OF THIS SUBJECT. A Naturalists Rambles A

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