Notes to A Book of Natural History, Young Folks' Library Volume XIV — Reading edition
11 notes · Reading edition
LIFE GROWTH;—FROGS (From A Song of Life.) By MARGARET WARNER MORLEY.[1] · Note 1HOW ANIMALS SPEND THE WINTER (From Gleanings from Nature.)[2] By W. S. BLATCHLEY. · Note 1BIRDS’ NESTS (From Wake Robin.)[3] By JOHN BURROUGHS. · Note 1BIRDS IN THEIR RELATION TO AGRICULTURE (From the Proceedings of the Nebraska Ornithologists’ Union January, 1901.)[4] By LAURENCE BRUNER. · Note 1BIRDS IN THEIR RELATION TO AGRICULTURE (From the Proceedings of the Nebraska Ornithologists’ Union January, 1901.)[4] By LAURENCE BRUNER. · Note 2A WASP AND ITS PREY (From The Instincts and Habits of the Solitary Wasps.)[6] By G. W. and E. G. PECKHAM. · Note 1TWO FOPS AMONG THE FISHES (From Gleanings From Nature.)[7] By W. S. BLATCHLEY. · Note 1OLD RATTLER AND THE KING SNAKE[8] By DAVID STARR JORDAN. President of Leland Stanford, Junior, University. · Note 1THE STORY OF A STRANGE LAND (From Science Sketches.)[9] By DAVID STARR JORDAN. President of Leland Stanford, Junior, University. · Note 1PROTECTIVE RESEMBLANCES IN SPIDERS By ELIZABETH G. PECKHAM.[10] · Note 1THE DARTMOOR PONIES, OR THE WANDERINGS OF THE HORSE TRIBE (From “Through Magic Glasses.”) By ARABELLA B. BUCKLEY. · Note 1