Jungle Folk
- Subtitle
- Indian Natural History Sketches
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1. Front matter2. JUNGLE FOLK3. PREFACE4. JUNGLE FOLK5. I OF INDIAN BIRDS IN GENERAL6. II RESPECTABLE CUCKOOS7. III THE BROWN ROCK-CHAT8. IV THE SCAVENGER-IN-WAITING9. V INDIAN WAGTAILS10. VI THE TEESA11. VII FALCONRY IN INDIA12. VIII HAWKS IN MINIATURE13. IX THE ROOSTING OF THE BEE-EATERS14. X OWLS15. XI A BUNDLE OF INIQUITY16. XII THE INTERPRETATION OF THE ACTIONS OF ANIMALS17. XIII AT THE SIGN OF THE FARASH18. XIV THE COOT19. XV THE BEAUTIFUL PORPHYRIO20. XVI THE COBRA21. XVII THE MUNGOOSE22. XVIII THE SWAN23. XIX KITES OF THE SEA24. XX RIVER TERNS25. XXI GREEN BULBULS26. XXII CORMORANTS27. XXIII A MELODIOUS DRONGO28. XXIV THE INDIAN PITTA29. XXV THE INDIAN WHITE-EYE30. XXVI GOOSEY, GOOSEY GANDER31. XXVII GEESE IN INDIA32. XXVIII A SWADESHI BIRD33. XXIX THE INDIAN REDSTART34. XXX THE NIGHT HERON35. XXI THE CEMENT OF BIRD MASONS36. XXXII INDIAN FLY-CATCHERS37. XXXIII INSECT HUNTERS38. XXXIV THE ROSY STARLING39. XXXV THE PIED STARLING40. XXXVI A BIRD OF THE OPEN PLAIN41. XXXVII BIRDS IN THE COTTON TREE42. XXXVIII UGLY DUCKLINGS43. XXXIX BABBLER BROTHERHOODS44. XL THE MAD BABBLER45. XLI THE YELLOW-EYED BABBLER46. XLII THE INDIAN SAND-MARTIN47. XLIII THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG BIRDS48. XLIV BIRDS AT SUNSET49. GLOSSARY50. INDEX51. Transcriber’s Notes