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Also, it is of value because it has given visitors an opportunity to 

 studj'^ rather closely animals that are of great economic importance 

 either because of their beneficial or destructive habits or their value 

 for fur. 



DONOBS AND THEIR GIFTS 



Mrs. Anna E. Anderson, Washington,. D. C, alligator. 



A. M. Aytonn, Washington, D. C, opossum. 



L. D. Babbitt, Petersham, Mass., through Dr. Doris M. Cochran, copperhead 



snake, hog-nosed snake, spotted turtle, musk turtle. 

 Miss M. B. Bailey, Hyattsville, Md., 3 Pckin ducks. 



Vernon Bailey, Washington, D. C, o flying squirrels, short-tailed shrew. 

 Mrs. John B. Baker, Durham, N. C, rhesus monkey. 

 Marshall Banks, Wasliington, D. C, screech owl. 

 Dr. Thos. Barbour, Cambridge, Mass., chicken snake, corn snake, 3 garter 



snakes, 2 black snakes, 2 king snakes, 15 water snakes. 

 Mrs. Virgil Barker, Fort Myers, Fla., broad-winged hawk. 

 Mrs. Beavers, Mt Rainier, Md., black widow spider and eggs. 

 C. T. R. Bohannou, Carlsbad, N. Mcx.. prairie rattlesnake. 

 V. E. Bolton, Washington, D. C, opo.ssum. 

 W. L. Bond, Fredericksburg, ^'a., 2 barn owls. 

 Julius Booker, C. C. C, Belvoir, Va., copperhead snake. 

 Miss Mary L. Borger, Chevy Chase, Md., white rabbit. 

 Harlie Branch, Washington, D. C, alligator. 

 R. D. Brands, Washington, D. C, groundhog. 



Mrs. Richard Brickway, Washington, D. C, orange-fronted parrot. 

 Dr. Alice L. Brown, Washington, D. C, 18 black skimmers. 

 Miss Caroline Brown, Washington, D. C, alligator. 

 Elwood Brown, Washington, D. C, white-throated capuchin. 

 S. K. Brown, Eustis, Fla., 4 corn snakes, 2 pine snakes, 3 coral snakes, water 



moccasin. 

 Mrs. T. R. Brown, Washington, D. C, Belgian rabbit. 

 L. J. Burner, Maurertown, Va., raccoon. 

 Dr. A. Busk, Wai^hington, D. C, 2 grass paroquets. 

 Miss Anna Butler, Washington, D. C, yellow-napcd parrot 

 Adjutant Carnahan, Washington, D. C, raccoon. 

 Dr. Doris M. Cochran, Washington, D. C, blacksnake. 

 Frederick Cochrane, Washington, D. C, alligator. 

 C. P. Coe, Chevy Chase, Md., raccoon. 

 Mrs. J. L. Cotton, Wasliington, D. C, IVkin duck. 

 Mrs. S. C. Cotton, Washington, D. C, 2 grass paroquets. 

 Mrs. J. M. Cox, Washington, D. C, 6 moles. 

 Raymond Crawford, Warren, Ohio, 2 sidewinder rattlesnakes, 2 chuckwalla 



lizards, gopher tortoise, 2 horn snakes, king snake. 

 C. R. Cruej', Centerville, Va., great white heron. 

 Frank Cuudall, Kingston, Jamaica, Jamaica boa. 

 P. B. Darling, Washington, D. C, red fox. 

 Miss Priscilla Deane, Washington, D. C, bobwhite. 



B. L. Deitzel, Washington, D. C, tarantula. 



Dr. J. Delacour, Cleres, France, 2 cheer pheasants, 2 white-crested kaleege. 

 J. P. Delphey, Frederick, Md., Javan macaque, rhesus monkey. 

 Irving Denenberg, Washington, D. C, pied-billed grebe. 



C. F. Denley, Glenmont, Md., 2 ring-necked pheasants, 2 white ring-necked 

 pheasants. 



