Birds and Nature, Vol. XII, No 1, June 1902
by Various
'Birds and Nature, Vol. XII, No 1, June 1902' Summary
This volume of Birds and Nature includes articles on a variety of natural history topics, including: A description of the habits and habitats of the American Robin A discussion of the importance of bird migration An account of the discovery of a new species of bird in the Galapagos Islands Instructions for building a birdhouse A review of recent bird books The magazine also includes several poems about birds and nature, as well as a number of beautiful color plates depicting various bird species.Book Details
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