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Bird-Lore

March — April, 1904

CONTENTS

GENERAL ARTICLES		PAGE
Frontispiece—Wilson's Warbler; Canadian Warbler	Louis Agassiz Fuertes
A Summer with the Bluebirds. Illustrated by the author	C. F. Hodge	41
A Massachsetts Duck Hawk Aery. Illustrated by the author	Gerald H. Thayer	47
Virginia Rail on Nest. Illustrated	E. G. Tabor	53
The Whip-poor-will. Illustrated by the author	Rett E. Olmstead	54
A Nesting Crow. Illustration	G. E. McColm	56
TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
The Migration of Warblers. Third Paper. Illustrated by Louis Agassiz Fuertes and Bruce Horsfall	W. W. Cooke	57
Brown Thrasher. Illustration	R. H. Beebe	60
The Warbler Book.	Frank M. Chapman	61
Bird Lists of Massachusetts Audubon Society.		63
Books For Sale or Exchange.		63
FOR YOUNG OBSERVERS
Birds of February and March.	Vincent E. Gorman	64
The Prize Competition.		65
NOTES FROM FIELD AND STUDY		66
A Plea for Bird Boxes, Josiah Clark; An Unusual Nest of the Cliff Swallow, Henry Hales; A Winter Mocking-bird, Mrs. Carroll E. Bowen; A Large Phœbe’s Nest, Elizabeth Grinnell; A Swallow and Flycatcher Feud, Florence Merriman Bailey.
BOOK NEWS AND REVIEWS		69
Dawson’s ‘Birds of Ohio’; Mrs. Miller’s ‘With the Birds in Maine’; ‘Cassinia’; Mrs. Wheelock’s ‘Birds of California’; The Ornithological Magazines, Book News.
EDITORIAL		72
AUDUBON DEPARTMENT		73
Editorial: National Committee Notes
Educational Leaflet No. 8. Illustrated by Louis Agassiz Fuertes	William Dutcher	77

∴ Manuscripts intended for publication, books, etc., for review, and exchanges should be sent to the Editor at Englewood, New Jersey.

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