Birds and Nature, Vol 10 No. 2 [September 1901]Front matterReading editionChapter navigation30 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTO A HUMMINGBIRD.THE ANNA’S HUMMINGBIRD. (Calypte anna.)LONGING.EXPERIENCES WITH “HUMMERS.”MY HUMMINGBIRD.THE RUFOUS HUMMINGBIRD. (Selasphorus rufus.)WHAT A LITTLE MOUSE SAID.ABOUT A SPARROW.THE WHITE-THROATED SPARROW. (Zonotrichia albicollis.)A PLANT THAT MELTS ICE.THE HUMMINGBIRDS. Maxime miranda in minimus!EACH IN ITS OWN WAY.THE PARULA WARBLER. (Compsothlypis americana.)A DAINTY LOVER.A BIRD NOTE.GOLDENROD.BALLADE.TOURMALINE.THE STAR FISH.IN THE MEADOW.THE INDIAN ELEPHANT. (Elephas indicus.)THE WILD CLEMATIS.TOPSY.THE WALRUS. (Trichechus rosmarus.)TOUCHING INCIDENTS ABOUT PIGEONS.ON THE SAN JOAQUIN.THE BENGAL TIGER. (Felis tigris.)AD VESPERAM.Transcriber’s NotesBeginning of this editionNext chapter →TO A HUMMINGBIRD.All chapters and sections (30)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTO A HUMMINGBIRD.THE ANNA’S HUMMINGBIRD. (Calypte anna.)LONGING.EXPERIENCES WITH “HUMMERS.”MY HUMMINGBIRD.THE RUFOUS HUMMINGBIRD. (Selasphorus rufus.)WHAT A LITTLE MOUSE SAID.ABOUT A SPARROW.THE WHITE-THROATED SPARROW. (Zonotrichia albicollis.)A PLANT THAT MELTS ICE.THE HUMMINGBIRDS. Maxime miranda in minimus!EACH IN ITS OWN WAY.THE PARULA WARBLER. (Compsothlypis americana.)A DAINTY LOVER.A BIRD NOTE.GOLDENROD.BALLADE.TOURMALINE.THE STAR FISH.IN THE MEADOW.THE INDIAN ELEPHANT. (Elephas indicus.)THE WILD CLEMATIS.TOPSY.THE WALRUS. (Trichechus rosmarus.)TOUCHING INCIDENTS ABOUT PIGEONS.ON THE SAN JOAQUIN.THE BENGAL TIGER. (Felis tigris.)AD VESPERAM.Transcriber’s NotesBirds and Nature, Volume X Number 249◇BIRDS AND NATURE.◇ILLUSTRATED BY COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY.◇Vol. X.SEPTEMBER, 1901.No. 2◇TO A HUMMINGBIRD. →
