FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS Suggestions for Bird-Day Programs in the Schools. _C. A. Babcock_ 49 Summer Boarders for Boys and Girls. 51 A Bird-Day Program. _Elizabeth V. Brown_ 54 Migration Tables for April and May. _Dr. A. K. Fisher_ 52
FOR YOUNG OBSERVERS The Legend of the Salt. Illustrated. _Frank M. Chapman_ 55 The February Walk Contest. 57 A February Walk in Central Park. _Floyd C. Noble_ 57 The Myth of the Song Sparrow. Illustrated. _Ernest Seton Thompson_ 59
NOTES FROM FIELD AND STUDY 60 Sparrow-Proof Houses. Illustrated. D. R. Geery; A Musical Woodpecker, D. L. Burnett; An Ornithologist at San Juan.
BOOK NEWS AND REVIEWS 61 Sharpe's 'Sketch Book of British Birds'; Stone's Report on Bird Protection; 'Journal of the Maine Ornithological Society'; 'Bulletin of the Cooper Ornithological Club'; Maynard's 'Nature Study in Schools'; A new book by Mrs. Miller; Ernest Seton Thompson's 'Wild Animals I Have Known'; Clark's 'Bird Tablets'; A book by the originator of Bird-Day.
AUDUBON DEPARTMENT 64 Editorial; A Letter from Governor Roosevelt; Reports from the Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota Societies.
×*× _Bird-Lore is published at Englewood, New Jersey, where all manuscripts intended for publications, books, etc., for review, and exchanges should be mailed in care of the Editor, Frank M. Chapman._
The unexpectedly large demand for the first number of Bird-Lore has so nearly exhausted the edition it has been deemed advisable to reserve the few remaining copies for subscribers to the volume.
Bird-Lore for June will contain an article by Olive Thorne Miller entitled, 'The Ethics of Caging Birds'; a poem by Edith M. Thomas; the conclusion of Miss Merriam's article; an account of a visit to Audubon's birthplace, by Otto Widmann; unusually interesting papers on the Cardinal and Chimney Swift, and some remarkable bird pictures, including one by Dr. Roberts.
Photographed From Nature by E. G. Tabor. (_See page 39_)]
DEVOTED TO THE STUDY AND PROTECTION OF BIRDS
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The Camera as an Aid in the Study of Birds
Director Department of Birds, Natural History Survey of Minnesota With photographs from Nature by the Author