. L'Oölogiste pour l'élève des oiseaux, leurs nids et leurs oeufs. Il ligne de division centrale. Dans la rangée du bas, à côté de l'ensemble de l'aigle d'or se trouvent deux spécimens exceptionnellement grands d'oeufs d'aigle de Bald, pris sur la côte sud-ouest de la Floride, en 1903, et exposés avec la collection des auteurs à l'exposition de St. Louis. Dans la quatrième rangée à partir du bas et le quatrième ensemble à droite de la ligne de division centrale se trouve un ensemble de quatre American Sparrow Hawk, pris par Edward Reneicke, sur French River, Canada, en 1893, et utilisé par l'auteur dans son exposition St. Louis. Une caractéristique intéressante de la série Osprey

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. The Oölogist for the student of birds, their nests and eggs . he center division line. In the bottom row, lying next to the set of Golden Eagle are two unusually large specimens of Bald Eagle eggs, taken on the southwest coast of Florida, in 1903, and exhibited with the authors collection atthe St. Louis Exposition. In the fourth row from bottom and the fourth set to the right ofthe center division line lies a set of four American Sparrow Hawk, taken by Edward Reneicke, on French River, Canada, in 1893, and used by the author in his St. Louis exhibit. An interesting feature of the Osprey series in this picture which should be mentioned isthe set of enormously large, finely colored specimens in the front row. These eggs are as largeas some of those of the Bald Eagle. Lying next to this set, on the left, are four runts, one ofseveral similar sets taken in consecutive years from the same nest in Monmouth county, N. J.These abnormal sets were collected in recent years and came into the authors possession throughMr. Wilmer Woodward, of West Chester, Pa.. tr it Fold-outPlaceholder This fold-out is being digitized, and will be inserted at future date. Memories, the Oologist Holds Dear. Dedicated ti the memory of the boys who have left our ranks and gone on before. Those whose names we cherish forthe spirit of the old-time Oologist, when our favorite magazines leemed with accounts of collecting trips and experiencessetting .tflime the mysterious inspirations within our own breasts to tramp the hills and valleys where all Nature bloomed!and communed with her lovers in whisperings of a grand and j ust Creator. J W. J. J. Warren Jacobs. i^^m^m Ar_ m 1. I wan-derd to-day, thro my den, 2. Im think-ing to-day, of the thrill, 3. Im look-ing to-day, oer the trays, 4. Im dream-ing to-dty, of the time, 5. Im mourning to-day, fir ths boys, fel-lows, To live oer the scenes gonefel-lows. We feel when the eggs vref :l-lows, Con-tain - ing the treas- ures sofel lows, The mem - ry brings ba

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