Annual Report of the National Association 

 of Audubon Societies for 1910 



CONTENTS 

 ADDRESS OF THK PRESIDENT. 

 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. 



The Plan of Activity. 



Legislative Work.. 



The Mary Dutchkr Memorial Fund. 



The Sage F'und. 



Junior Audubon Classes. 



Work of the Secretary. 



Federal Control of Migratory Birds. 



President Dutcher. 



REPORT OF FIELD AGENTS. 



Edward Howe Forbush, in New England. 



William Lovell F'inley, on Pacific Coast. 



Miss Gretchex L. Libby, in California. 



Miss Katharine H. Stuart, in Virginia. 



Arthur C. Bent, Special Report on Breton Island Reservation. 



REPORTS OF STATE SOCIETIES. 



Reports from Alabama, Arizona, California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, 

 Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, 

 Minnesota, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Okla- 

 homa, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Ifland, South Carolina, Tennessee, 

 Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin, Washington. 



LIST OF MEMBERS AND CONTRIBUTORS. 

 REPORT OF TREASURER. 



ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT 



[The Annual Address, in which President Dutcher so earnestly and effectively 

 summarized the work of the National Association for the preceding year, and so enthu- 

 siastically outlined its activities for the year to come, was in preparation at the time he 

 was taken ill. It is hoped to present it in a later issue of Bird-Lore.] 



REPORT OF SECRETARY 



The growth of the Audubon work for the past year has been of a steady 

 and healthful character. The sustaining membership of the National Asso- 

 ciation has shown a gain of forty-four, and ten new names have been added 

 to the list of life members. Recently we undertook a census of the various 

 state Audubon Societies, and, while the returns are not yet complete, it may 

 be of interest to learn that the total adult membership of the State Audubon 

 Societies is about eleven thousand, and the junior membership thirty-five 

 thousand. The total amount of funds collected by these various state organi- 

 zations was about $20,000. 



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