THE OOLOGIST. 



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Southern Birds' Eggs. 



In choice cabinet sets with full and accurate 

 data for sale very cheap, or to exchange. 

 The largest and most valuable collection in 

 the south, and a corps of competent col- 

 lectors. Mexican and sea-shore sets a 

 specialty. Stamp for list. Satisfaction guar- 

 anteed. DOCTOR M. T. CLECKLEY, 457 

 Greene St., Augusta, Ga. F. t. f. 



FOR. SALE. 



Mounted Birds at Bargain Prices. 



Great Gray Owl, $7; Arctic Horned Owl. $5; 

 Rough-legged Hawk with prey. $3.50; Red- 

 tailed Hawk flying with prey, $3.50; 2 Saw- 

 whet Owls. $1.50 each prepaid, Arctic Three- 

 toed Woodpecker, $1.50 prepaid, 2 Kingfishers, 

 $1 each prepaid. Snowbirds, 75c; Ovenbird, 

 75c; Canada Jay, $1; 2 Striped Spermophiles, 

 $1 each postpaid. CHRIS P. FORGE, Car- 

 man, Man., Canada. 



FOR SALE. — A. 1. scientific skins of Ari- 

 zona birds. Will collect to order during 

 season of 1905. First class eggs in sets, skins 

 or insects. Correspondence solicited. H. 

 H. Kimball, Tucson. Ariz. t.f. 



THE WARBLER 



JOHN LEWIS CHIT IDS, Editor 



\JTTITH I9(i5 The Warbler begins a new 

 i 5? l '. les which will contain manv su- 

 perb Colored Plates of rare eg'-'s such as 

 Kirrlan.l andOlive Warbler, Carolina Par- 

 oq'ipr, Clark's Crow. Ipswich and Rnlou« ■ 

 Crowned Sparrow. Yellow and Black Rail, i 

 (/ilaveras Warbler, etc Also splendid 

 illustrations of Birds and Nests, and lead- 

 ing articles by well known authorities. 



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. Eggs of Kirtlnnd Warbler will be figured 

 in first issue( Jan or Feb.)of the new series. 

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THE COIN CABINET 



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GEOFFREY CHARLETON ADAMS, 



Flat Iron Bldg. New York, N. Y. 



Old Bird Magazines Wanted. 



I want the following old bird maga- 

 zines and am willing to pay cash or 

 give good exchange for them: 



Wilson's Bulletin, Nos. 1, 2„ 3, 4. 



Auk, Vol. I complete, or Vol. I, No. 4. 



Oologist ( published at Rockville, 

 Conn.. 1875 to 1881), Vols. 1, 2, 3, 4, 

 and 5. F. t. f. 



W. L. CHAMBERS, 

 Santa Monica, Cal. 



Choice Western Sets for Sale. 



I have the following sets, perfectly 

 A. 1. Costas, Annas and Black-chinned 

 Hummers 2-2 of each, Broad-tailed 

 Hummer 2-2, Sharp-shinned Hawk 3-5, 

 5-4, Massena Partridge 1-12, Prairie 

 Falchon 2-4, Aplomado Falcon 1-3, Elf 

 Owl 1-3, Arizona Woodpecker 1-2, 

 Stephen's Poorwill 1-2, Rivoli Hum- 

 mer 2 singles with beautiful nest, 

 Sulphur-bellied Flycatcher n-3, Coue's 

 Flycatcher 2n-3, Lead-colored Bush-tit 

 n-5 and hundreds of commoner ones. 

 I have beautiful series of most all 

 the common Hawks but will only 

 sell in complete series. Some of them 

 are Cooper's Hawk 5-5. 9-4, 1-3, West- 

 ern Red-tail 2-4, 5-3, 8-2, 1-1, Red- 

 shouldered Hawk 9-4, 12-3, Swainson's 

 Hawk 8-3, 9-2, 3-1, Kestrel 3-4, 2-5, 1-6, 

 Desert Sparrow Hawk 1-7, 5-6, 16-5, 

 18-4, 2-3; also the following choice 

 series of Hummers, Ruby-throated 

 Hummer 18-2, Costas 11-2, Annas 23-2, 

 Broad-tailed n-2, Black-chinned 21-2. 



I will be glad to correspond with 

 anyone meaning business. These are 

 a part of my private collection. 

 W. L. CHAMBERS. 



Santa Monica, Cal. 



