Anhinga, or Snake Bird, Anhinga Anhinga pages |
Page |
26-27 |
Avocet, American, Recurvirostra Americana |
“ |
14-15 |
Audubon, John James |
“ |
161 |
Bird Song |
“ |
Jul – Sep |
More Bird Miscellany – Bird Miscellany Plus |
“ |
195-235 |
Blue Bird, Mountain, Sialia arctica |
“ |
203-205 |
Bunting, Lazuli, Passerina amoena |
” |
196-198-199 |
Chimney Swift, Chætura pelagica |
” |
131-133 |
Captive’s Escape |
” |
116 |
Chat, Yellow-Breasted, Icteria virens |
” |
236-238-239 |
Cuckoo, Yellow-Billed, Coccyzus americanus |
” |
94-95 |
Dove, Mourning, Zenaidura macrura |
” |
111-112-113 |
Duck, Canvas-back, Athya valisneria |
” |
18-20 |
Duck, Mallard, Anas boschas |
” |
10-11-13 |
Duck, Wood, Aix Sponsa |
” |
21-23-24 |
Eagle, Baldheaded, Haliœtus lencocephalus |
” |
2-3-5 |
Flamingo, Phœnicopterus ruber |
” |
218-221 |
Flycatcher, Vermillion, Pyrocephalus rubineus mexicanus Ver II |
” |
192-193 |
Gold Finch, American, Spinus tristis |
” |
128-129-130 |
Goose, White-fronted, Anser albifrons gambeli |
” |
166-168-169 |
Grackle, Bronzed, Quiscalus quiscula |
” |
228-230-231 |
Grosbeak, Evening, Cocothraustes vespertina |
” |
68-70-71 |
Grouse, Black, Tetrao tetrix |
” |
217-220-223 |
Heron, Snowy, Ardea candidissima |
” |
38-39 |
How the Birds Secured Their Rights |
” |
115 |
Humming Bird, Allen’s Selasphorus alleni |
” |
210-211 |
Humming Bird, Ruby-Throated, Trochilus colubris |
” |
97-100-103 |
Junco, Slate Colored, Junco hyemalis |
” |
153-155 |
Kingbird, Tyrannus tyrannus |
” |
156-158-159 |
Kingfisher, European, Alcedo ispida |
” |
188-190-191 |
Kinglet, Ruby-crowned, Regulus calendula |
” |
108-110 |
Lark, Horned, Otocoris alpestris |
” |
134-135 |
Lost Mate |
” |
126 |
Merganser, Red-Breasted, Merganser serrator |
” |
54-55 |
Nuthatch, White-Breasted, Sitta carolinensis |
” |
118-119 |
Old Abe |
” |
35 |
Ornithological Congress |
” |
201 |
Osprey, American, Pandion paliœtus carolinenses |
” |
42-43-45 |
Partridge, Gambel’s, Callipepla gambeli |
” |
78-79 |
Phalarope, Wilson’s, Phalaropus tricolor |
” |
66-67 |
Pheasant, Ring-Necked, Phasianus torquatus |
” |
232-233 |
Phœbe, Sayornis phœbe |
” |
106-107 |
Plover, Belted Piping, Aegialitis meloda circumcincta |
” |
174-175 |
Plover, Semipalmated Ring, Aegialitis semi-polmata |
” |
6-8-9 |
Rail, Sora, Porzana Carolina |
” |
46-48-49 |
Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied, Sphyrapicus varius |
” |
137-140-143 |
Scoter, American, Oidemia deglandi |
” |
32-33 |
Skylark, Alauda arvensis |
” |
61-63-64 |
Snake Bird, (Anhinga) Anhinga anhinga |
” |
26-27 |
Snowflake, Plectrophenax nivalis |
” |
150-151-152 |
Sparrow, English, Passer domesticus |
” |
206-208-209 |
Sparrow, Song, Melospiza fasciata |
” |
90-91-93 |
Summaries (See each bird) |
” |
|
Tanager, Summer, Piranga rubra |
” |
163-165 |
Teal, Green winged, Anas carolinensis |
” |
213-214-215 |
The Bird’s Story-More Miscellany |
” |
224 |
Thrush, Hermit, Turdus Aonalaschkae |
” |
86-88-89 |
To a Water Fowl |
” |
76 |
Tropic Bird, Yellow-billed, Phaethon flavirostris |
” |
184-186-187 |
Turkey, Wild, Meleagris gallopava |
” |
177-180-183 |
Turnstone, Arenaria interpres |
” |
170-171 |
Verdin, Auriparus flaviceps |
” |
226-227 |
Vireo, Warbling, Vireo gilvus |
” |
138-141 |
Vulture, Turkey, Catharista Atrata |
” |
72-73-75 |
Warbler, Blackburnian, Dendroica blackburnia |
” |
123-125 |
Warbler, Cerulean, Dendrœca caerulea |
” |
178-181 |
Warbler, Kentucky, Geothlypis formosa |
” |
50-51-53 |
Warbler, Yellow, Dendroica æstiva |
” |
83-85 |
Woodcock, American, Philohela minor |
” |
28-30-31 |
Wren, House, Troglodytes ædon |
” |
98-101-104 |
Wood Pewee, Contopus Virens |
” |
144-146-147- |
Yellow Legs, Totanus flavipes |
” |
58-60 |
What a beautiful bird! I like this picture so much.
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I can’t remember seeing one, but would like to see it also.
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I sat for a long time this morning just listening to the bird sounds on your site. It was so relaxing. Now, I’m inspired to put some soothing sounds on my own site. But I think I’ll post a video of gentle rain sounds against some soothing water pictures — along with a rain poem. After all, this is “September In The Rain” month.
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Sounds like a neat idea. Remind me to bring my umbrella when I visit your site.
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