Boy bird house architectureIntroductory materialReading editionChapter navigation21 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterINTRODUCTORY NOTEAUTHOR’S PREFACEIntroductory materialOUR FRIENDS THE BIRDSBirds That Adapt Themselves to Nesting Boxes.The Bluebirds.The Robin.The Titmice.The Wrens.The Woodpecker.Bird House Material.Methods of Finishing Exteriors.Bird Box Specifications.Typical Bird House Specifications.Methods of Conducting a Bird House Contest.Bird House Day.Bird Enemies.General Directions for Starting Work on the Bird Boxes.Winter Care of the Birds.DESIGNS FOR BIRD HOUSESPrevious chapter ←AUTHOR’S PREFACENext chapter →OUR FRIENDS THE BIRDSAll chapters and sections (21)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsINTRODUCTORY NOTEAUTHOR’S PREFACEOpening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsOUR FRIENDS THE BIRDSBirds That Adapt Themselves to Nesting Boxes.The Bluebirds.The Robin.The Titmice.The Wrens.The Woodpecker.Bird House Material.Methods of Finishing Exteriors.Bird Box Specifications.Typical Bird House Specifications.Methods of Conducting a Bird House Contest.Bird House Day.Bird Enemies.General Directions for Starting Work on the Bird Boxes.Winter Care of the Birds.DESIGNS FOR BIRD HOUSESFig. 5. Exhibit of Birdhouses Made In the St. Johnsbury Schools in 1919.◇← AUTHOR’S PREFACEOUR FRIENDS THE BIRDS →
