"A very useful and concise volume, in which is to be found a vast amount of varied information."--O. S. in _Nature_.

BIRDS Being VOLUME IX of the ===== Cambridge Natural History

Bird Lore, Volume I--1899 — Part 218

By A. H. EVANS, M. A. Clare College, Cambridge

Bird Lore, Volume I--1899 — Part 218

S. F. HARMER, Sc.D., F.R.S. A. E. SHIPLEY, M. A.

Bird Lore, Volume I--1899 — Part 218

Fellow of King's College, Cambridge Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge Superintendent of the University Lecturer on University Museum of Zoölogy the Morphology of Invertebrates

A short description of the majority of the forms in many of the Families, and of the most typical or important of the innumerable species included in the large Passerine order. Prefixed to each group is a brief summary of the Structure and Habits. It is rarely complete, more so than any book of its class published, and the descriptions, though brief, are clear and, whenever necessary, illustrated by drawings made specially for this work. The Scheme of Classification is of great value to the Student.

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_A Field Book of Two Hundred Song, Game and Water Birds..._ BY Mabel Osgood Wright

[Illustration] "_Attractive, interesting and helpful, and should be in the library of every lover of birds._"--_Science_ [Illustration]

Author of "Tommy-Anne and the Three Hearts," "Citizen Bird," "Four-footed Americans and their Kin."

With Eighty Plates by LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES

"It is more than an accurate and comprehensive description of all the birds one is likely to find in an extended search. It is also an introduction to them and their haunts, so enticingly written that the reader at once falls in love with them, and becomes an enthusiast in their pursuit. * * * The scientific part of the work is equally well done."

_SCENES FROM BIRD-LIFE IN PLAIN ENGLISH FOR BEGINNERS..._

Profusely Illustrated by Louis Agassiz Fuertes

Heart of Nature Series. Cloth, Crown 8vo, $1.50 Net

"An extremely praiseworthy attempt to teach children about our domestic birds, by encouraging them to observe the living creatures rather than the inanimate 'specimen.' More than a hundred accurate and spirited illustrations add greatly to the attractiveness of the volume."--_The Nation_

"_By far the best bird book for boys and girls yet published in America._"