Birds and Nature, Vol. 12 No. 4 [September 1902]Front matterReading editionChapter navigation29 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterNOVEMBER.THE PILEATED WOODPECKER. (Ceophloeus pileatus.)SABBATH BY THE LAKE.“HAMMOCK STORIES.” MRS. FIG TREE’S FAMILY HISTORY.BUILDING FOR BIRD TENANTS.THE LIGHT OF THE LEAVES.THE STARLING. (Sturnus vulgaris.)NOVEMBER.THE ARKANSAS GOLDFINCH. (Spinus psaltria.)TRAGEDY IN BIRD LIFE.THE LIFE OF AIRY WINGS.THE CELESTIAL BIRD.THE BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER. (Charadrius squatarola.)SOME BIRD WONDERS.THE DIAMOND.INDIAN SUMMER.THE HORNED TOADS.DOWN IN DIXIE-LAND.MY BAT.THE ATLAS MOTH. (Attacus atlas.)A BUTTERFLY.WHEN BILLIE CAME BACK.BEAUTIFUL VINES TO BE FOUND IN OUR WILD WOODS. II.COMPTIE.THE RIVER PATH.EGG PLANT. (Solanum esculentum L.)A MYSTERY.Transcriber’s NotesBeginning of this editionNext chapter →NOVEMBER.All chapters and sections (29)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsNOVEMBER.THE PILEATED WOODPECKER. (Ceophloeus pileatus.)SABBATH BY THE LAKE.“HAMMOCK STORIES.” MRS. FIG TREE’S FAMILY HISTORY.BUILDING FOR BIRD TENANTS.THE LIGHT OF THE LEAVES.THE STARLING. (Sturnus vulgaris.)NOVEMBER.THE ARKANSAS GOLDFINCH. (Spinus psaltria.)TRAGEDY IN BIRD LIFE.THE LIFE OF AIRY WINGS.THE CELESTIAL BIRD.THE BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER. (Charadrius squatarola.)SOME BIRD WONDERS.THE DIAMOND.INDIAN SUMMER.THE HORNED TOADS.DOWN IN DIXIE-LAND.MY BAT.THE ATLAS MOTH. (Attacus atlas.)A BUTTERFLY.WHEN BILLIE CAME BACK.BEAUTIFUL VINES TO BE FOUND IN OUR WILD WOODS. II.COMPTIE.THE RIVER PATH.EGG PLANT. (Solanum esculentum L.)A MYSTERY.Transcriber’s NotesBirds and Nature, Volume XII Number 4145◇BIRDS AND NATURE.◇ILLUSTRATED BY COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY.◇Vol. XII.NOVEMBER, 1902.No. 4.◇NOVEMBER. →
