| GENERAL ARTICLES
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- Frontispiece—Hooded Warbler; Yellow-breasted Chat.
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Bruce Horsfall
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- The Black Tern at Home. Illustrated by F. M. C.
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Ernest Thompson Seton and Frank M. Chapman
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- Horned Larks in Colorado Springs, Col. Illustrated by the author
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E. R. Warren
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- The Christmas Bird Census. Seventy-eight reports.
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- The Pine Grosbeak at Washington.
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- Long-eared Owl on Nest with Young. Illustration by
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L. S. Horton
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| TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
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- Bird-Lore’s Advisory Council
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- The Migration of Warblers. Second paper. Illustrated by Bruce Horsfall
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W. W. Cooke
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- A Letter from Professor Cooke
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- Bird-Lore’s Colored Plates
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- The Audubon Calendar for 1904
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| FOR YOUNG OBSERVERS
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- Notes on Winter Birds. Prize Essay
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Orren W. Turner
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- The Prize Essay
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- A Prize Offered
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| BOOK NEWS AND REVIEWS
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- Fifth Edition of Coues’ Key, with Reproduction of the Authors’ Proofs of the First (1872) Edition; Judd’s ‘Birds of a Maryland Farm’; Seton’s ‘Two Little Savages’; Macoun’s ‘Catalogue of Canadian Birds,’ Part II; Jones’ ‘Birds of Ohio,’; Kumlien and Hollister’s ‘Birds of Wisconsin’; Stilloway’s ‘Birds of Fergus County’; The Ornithological Magazines.
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| EDITORIAL
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| AUDUBON DEPARTMENT
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- Editorial: National Committee Notes; Bird Protection Abroad, III, New Zealand, T. S. Palmer
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| EDUCATIONAL LEAFLET NO. 7 Illustrated by Louis Agassiz Fuertes and by photographs
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| William Dutcher
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