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Hawk, Sparrow, 35. 

 Heron, Great blue, 70. 

 Hummingbird, Ruby-throated, 



176. 



Jay, Blue, 24. 

 Junco, 290. 

 Killdeer, 88. 

 Kingbird, 132. 

 Kingfisher, Belted, 64. 

 Lark, Meadow, 154. 

 Martin, Purple, 200. 

 Nuthatch, White-breasted, 273. 

 Oriole, Baltimore, 181. , 



Owl, Great horned, 40. 

 Owl, Screech, 46. 

 Phoebe, 138. 

 Robin, American, 92. 

 Shrike, Loggerhead, 58. 

 Sparrow, Song, 106. 

 Sparrow, Tree, 294. 

 Swallow, Barn, 203. 

 Swift, Chimney, 210. 

 Tanager, Scarlet, 217. 

 Thrasher, Brown, 116. 

 Thrush, Wood, 112. 

 Titmouse, Tufted, 276. 

 Vireo, Red-eyed, 234. 

 Vulture, Turkey, 52. 

 Warbler, Yellow, 194. 

 Waxwing, Cedar, 244. 

 Woodcock, American, 82. 

 Woodpecker, Downy, 265. 

 Woodpecker, Red-headed, 258. 

 Wren, House, 125. 



Bird Book, quotation from, 252. 

 Bird Life, quotations from, 12, 112. 

 Bird Lore, quotations from, 280, 



313. 

 Birds and Nature, quotation from, 



260. 



Bird study, how and when com- 

 menced, 246. 



Birds and Their Relation to Man, 

 quotation from, 139. 



Birds an inspiration to a higher 

 life, 305. 



Birds, a paradise of, 6. 



Birds as allies of man, 298. 



Birds as unique creatures, 304. 



Birds, communication between, 26, 

 196. 



Birds, everywhere to do good, 302. 



Birds, evolution of, 111. , 



Birds in the country to come, 141. 



Birds, God first cared for them, 



306. 



Birds, legend of their origin, 304. 

 Birds of California, quotation from, 



251. 



Birds of cerulian tint, 99. 

 Birds of Illinois, quotation from, 



172. 

 Birds of Indiana, quotation from, 



78, 251. 

 Birds of North America, quotation 



from, 105. 



Birds only creatures of song, 130. 

 Birds that Hunt and are Hunted, 



quotation from, 30. 

 Birds, why protect them, 297. 

 Birth and birthplace of the author, 



3. 

 Blanchan, Neltje, quoted, 30, 116, 



120, 223, 231. 

 Bluebird, 99-103. 

 Blue jay, 23-28. 

 Blue jay buries its food, 28. 

 Blue jay mates with robin, 25. 

 Blue jays communicate with other 



birds, 28. 



Blue jays mimic other birds in dis- 

 tress, 27. 

 Blue jays and sparrows attack owl, 



28. 



Bobolink, 165-169. 

 Bob White, 283-288. 

 Bob White, meeting of, 6. 

 Botaurinse, subfamily of, 69. 

 Brisson, quoted, 243. 

 Britton, Elizabeth G., quoted, 223. 

 Brooks, Jennie, quoted, 11. 

 Bronzed grackle, 143-147. 

 Brown creeper, 279-281. 

 Brown thrasher, 115-118. 

 Brown Thrush, 115-118. 

 Bubonidae, family of, 39. 

 Bubo virginianus, 39-43. 

 Bunting, Indigo, 225-228. 

 Buntings, species described, 225. 

 Burroughs, John, quoted, 99, 144, 



169, 176, 227, 257. 

 Butcher bird, why so named, 60. 

 Buteo borealis, 29-33. 

 Butler, Amos W., see "Measurement 



of birds." 

 Butler, Amos W., quoted, 78, 162, 



171, 196, 232, 236, 251, 286. 

 Buzzard's Roost, account of, 1-8. 

 Buzzard's Roost tree, stump of, 5. 

 Buzzard, Turkey, 51-56. 



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