''Damon s Bitds of Ohio” 
WILL ILLUSTRATE AND DESCRIBE 
THE 322 SPECIES || POPULAR! 
OF OHIO BIRDS. II =— 
A BOOK FOR BIRD LOVERS, NATURE STUDENTS AND THOSE WHO VALUE GOOD READING. 
It will contain a com- 
plete account of plum- 
ages, range, nesting, 
etc., together with 
piquant sketches and 
condensed life-histories 
of the birds themselves. 
The text is by Rev. 
W. Leon Dawson, of 
Columbus ; the intro- 
duction and analytical 
keys by 
Lynds Jones, S. M., of 
Oberlin, both well- 
known ornithologists. 
Song Sparrows. — A Brooding Female Being Fed by Mate. 
Specimen illustration from “Dawson’s Birds of Ohio.’’ Photo by J. B. Parker. 
MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED BY 
80 SELECTED PLATES IN COLOR and s. s. y n. 
200 ORIGINAL HALF-TONES From Photographs Taken in Ohio, 
SHOWING THE WILD BIRDS AND THEIR HAUNTS. 
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