Birds and All Nature, Vol. 7, No. 4, April 1900
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1. BIRDS AND ALL NATURE.2. APRIL.3. THE PROCESSION OF SPRING.4. THE AMERICAN BITTERN (Botaurus lentiginosus.)5. OUR LITTLE MARTYRS.6. LITTLE GUESTS IN FEATHERS.7. PLANTING THE TREES.8. ORIGIN OF THE EASTER EGG.9. MORAL VALUE OF FORESTS.10. EASTER LILIES.11. THE SCARLET IBIS. (Guara rubra.)12. CHIPPY—A BABY MOCKING BIRD.13. BIRDLAND SECRETS.14. THE MASSENA QUAIL. (Cyrtonyx Massena.)15. IN THE OLD LOG HOUSE.16. ANIMALS AS PATIENTS.17. THE TRIPLET TREE.18. COUNTRIES DEVOID OF TREES.19. SNOW PRISONS OF GAME BIRDS.20. THE RING-BILLED DUCK. (Aythya collaris.)21. A STRANGE BIRD HOUSE.22. THE CHICKADEE.23. REFLECTIONS.24. FOXGLOVE. (Digitalis purpurea L.)25. FRUIT BATS OF THE PHILIPPINES.26. MONKEYS AS GOLD FINDERS.27. A PLEA FOR THE TREES.28. "THAT I MAY HELP."29. A TRAGEDY IN THREE PARTS.30. STRANGE PLANTS.31. A BRIGAND BIRD.32. THE BROOK.33. THE BLOOD-ROOT.34. TANSY CAKES.35. THE PARTRIDGE CALL.36. OUR FEATHERED NEIGHBORS.37. THE BLUE GROSBEAK. (Guiraca cærulea.)38. ODD PLACES CHOSEN.39. THE YOUNG NATURALIST.40. BIRD LIFE IN INDIA.41. IRELAND'S LOST GLORY.42. BIRDS AND REPTILES RELATED.43. THE ROCK SHELLS.44. SPRING HAS COME.