THE OOLOGIST. 



"Wilson, Scenks FRo>r the Life ofAlexandek 



His Early American Career U7 



His Southern Snbscribtion Tour 321 



Journey to the Falls of Niagara 221 



The First Volume of the American Or- 

 nithology 269 



The Planning of his American Ornithology208 



The Progress Of His Undertaking ,.245 



Wilson and Bartram the Naturalist 175 



Wilson in Scotland HO 



Woodcock. Peculiar Habit of the 232 



Woodcock. The American 378 



Woodpecker, American Three-toed 356 



Woodpecker. Arct'c. Three-toed 256 



Woodpecker, Black 256 



Woodpecker, Calif oratan 79 



Woodpecker, Downy 1,S4, 256 



Woodpecker, Gaii'dner's 79 



Woodpecker, Gila 30 



Woodpecker, Golden-winged 284 



Woodpecker. Hairy 35, 356 



Woodpecker. Ivory-billed 324 



Woodpecker, Pileated 24, 2.56 



Woodpecker, Red-headed 2.56 



Woodpecker, Southern Hairy 177 



World's Pair Notes. 



C ilifornia Redwood Tree 16 



Columbian Halt Dollars 16 



Eggs Collected on World's Fair Grounds ..15;? 

 Jottings and Advice from Our Special Cor- 

 respondent 179 



Lattin's Exhibit 89 



Mineral Cabin 16 



Natural History Notes 262 



OOLOGi.ST's Exhibit of Eggs 90, 154 



Public Information 157 



Snyder. Fred D 157 



Wren, Baird's 280 



Wren, Bewick's 47 



Wren. Carolina 46, 238, 3S0 



Wren, Florida 177 



Wren Had Revenge, How a Canon 225 



Wren, House 143 



Wren, Long-billed Marsh 82, 43, 108, H3 



Wren, Parkman's 78 



Wren, Rock 184 



Wren, Short-billed Marsh 141 



Wren, Winter .58 



Yellow-throat, Maryland 45 



Yellow-legs 302 



Yellow-legs, Greater 303 



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