Chapter L: H. BAILEY, Pres., 1915

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Each leaflet describes the habits and utility of one bird, and contains a detached colored plate and an outline sketch of its subject.

The _Colored Plates_ are faithful portraits of the birds, yet treated artistically, as is shown by the examples in the border. No better pictures of their kind exist. (Plates not sold separately.)

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Bird-Life

By FRANK M. CHAPMAN

is especially adapted to the use of teachers. There are 75 full-page colored plates figuring 100 common birds. The Biographies are so arranged that they may be used in supplemental reading. The Introductory Chapters treat of the bird's place in nature and its relations to man, including its esthetic and economic value; the wings, tail, bill, and feet of birds and their uses, the colors of birds and what they mean, bird migration, the voice of birds, birds' nests and eggs.

An Appendix throws all this matter into the form of lessons, reviews the bird-life of a year, tells of the more interesting events of each month, and gives lists of the birds which may be looked for at certain seasons.

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HANDBOOK OF BIRDS of Eastern North America

=By FRANK M. CHAPMAN=

Curator of Birds, American Museum of Natural History

=With Plates in Colors and Black and White, by LOUIS AGASSIZ
FUERTES, and Text Illustrations by TAPPAN ADNEY and ERNEST
THOMPSON-SETON=

The text of the preceding edition has been thoroughly revised and much of it rewritten. The nomenclature and ranges of the latest edition of the "Check-List" of the American Ornithologists' Union have been adopted. Migration records from Oberlin, Ohio, Glen Ellyn, Ill., and Southeastern Minnesota, numerous nesting dates for every species, and many biographical references have been added; the descriptions of plumage emended to represent the great increase in our knowledge of this branch of ornithology; and, in short, the work has been enlarged to the limit imposed by true handbook size and brought fully up-to-date.

In addition to possessing all the features which made the old "Handbook" at once popular and authoritative, the new "Handbook" contains an Introduction of over 100 pages on "How to Study the Birds in Nature," which will be of the utmost value to all students of living birds.

The subjects of distribution, migration, song, nesting, color, food, structure and habit, intelligence, and allied problems are here treated in a manner designed to arouse interest and stimulate and direct original observation.

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THE WARBLERS of NORTH AMERICA

By FRANK M. CHAPMAN and others

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