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Some Common Birds in Their Relation to Agriculture

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Some Common Birds in Their Relation to Agriculture

Foster Ellenborough Lascelles Beal

52 pages~1 hr 2 min read24 chapters$4.99
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Is the crow a thief or a friend? Beal opened bird stomachs to find out, and reports which species earn their keep on the farm. This survey covers cuckoos, woodpeckers, the kingbird, blue jay, crow, and bobolink, weighing the insects they eat against the grain they take. Science to settle an old argument between farmer and bird.

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24 chapters

  1. 1SOME COMMON BIRDS
  2. 2CONTENTS.
  3. 3SOME COMMON BIRDS IN THEIR RELATION TO AGRICULTURE.
  4. 4INTRODUCTION.
  5. 5THE CUCKOOS.
  6. 6THE WOODPECKERS.
  7. 7THE KINGBIRD
  8. 8THE PHŒBE.
  9. 9THE BLUE JAY.
  10. 10THE CROW.
  11. 11THE BOBOLINK, OR RICEBIRD.
  12. 12THE REDWINGED BLACKBIRD.
  13. 13THE MEADOW LARK, OR OLD FIELD LARK.
  14. 14THE BALTIMORE ORIOLE.
  15. 15THE CROW BLACKBIRD, OR GRACKLE.
  16. 16THE SPARROWS.[2]
  17. 17THE ROSE-BREASTED GROSBEAK.
  18. 18THE SWALLOWS.

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