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Anemone Angler, a born; eagerness of
the Arbutus Asters Audubon, John James Aurora borealis, an Balsam Lake Barrington, Daines, his
table of English song-birds Basswood, or
linden Bear, black Beaverkill, the; trouting on Bee. See
Bumblebee and
Honeybee. Berries Berrying Big Ingin River Birch, yellow Birds, eyes of; imperfect
singers among; human significance of; songs of English; relative
pugnaciousness
of English and American; species common to Europe and America; small
and large
editions of various species of; their ingenuity in the concealment of
their
nests Birds of prey Biscuit Brook Blackbird, European; notes
of Blackbird, red-winged. See
Starling, red-shouldered. Bloodroot Bluebird (Sialia
sialis),
struggling with a cicada; courting; cares of housekeeping; and screech
owl;
notes of; nest of Blunder-heads Bobolink (Dolichonyx
oryzivorus); song of Boy Brooks. See
Trout
streams Buckwheat Bumble-bee Bunting, European, notes of Bunting, indigo. See
Indigo-bird. Bunting, snow, or snowflake
(Passerina nivalis) Butcher-bird, or northern
shrike (Lanius borealis);
appearance and habits of; notes of. See
Shrike. Buttercup Camp, a thunder-storm in; in
the rain; books in Camp-fire, the Camping, by trout stream and
lake; in a log stable; pleasures and discomforts of; in the Catskills;
thoughts
of the camper; in Canada Canada, an excursion in;
dwelling-houses in; churches in Cape Eternity Cape Trinity Caribou Catbird (Galeoscoptes
carolinensis), song of Catfish and snake Catnip Catskill Mountains, camping
in Cattle, in Canada Cedar-bird, or
cedar
waxwing (Ampelis cedrorum),
a small edition of the Bohemian waxwing;
plumage of; notes of Chickadee (Parus
atricapillus); notes of Chipmunk, frightened by a
shrike; stealing strawberries; playing tag; never more than one jump
from home Clouds, natural history of;
rain-clouds and wind-clouds Clover, red Clover, white Coon. See
Raccoon Corn, Indian Corydalis Crossbills Crow, American (Corvus
brachyrhynchos); notes of Crow, fish (Corvus
ossifragus), a sneak thief Cuckoo (Coccyzus
sp.), parents, eggs, and young; breeding habits of; appearance and
habits of;
notes of; nest of Cuckoo, European; in
literature; notes of Daisy, ox-eye Dandelion Deer, Virginia Delaware River Dove, mourning (Zenaidura
macroura), notes of Drought Ducks, wild, voices of Eagle, bald (Haliaëtus
leucocephalus); nest of Esopus Creek Eyes, of man; of birds Farmer, an observing Farmers, their dependence on
the weather; weather-wisdom of Fieldfare; notes of Finch, purple (Carpodacus
purpureus), the alter ego of the
pine grosbeak; song of Fishing. See
Trout-fishing Flicker. See
High-hole Flies, black Flycatcher, great crested (Myiarchus
crinitus); nest of Forest, a spruce; a burnt Fox, red, bark of French Canadians Ghost story, a Girl's voice, a Goethe, on the weather Goldenrod Goldfinch, American (Astragalinus
tristis), a shrike in a flock of Goose, wild or
Canada
(Branta canadensis),
notes of Grande Brûlure, La Greenfinch Grosbeak, blue (Guiraca
cœrulea), its
resemblance to the indigo-bird; song of; nest of Grosbeak, pine (Pinicola
enucleator leucura); appearance
and habits of; song of Grouse, ruffed. See
Partridge. Grouse, spruce or
Canada (Canachites canadensis
canace) Guide, a Canadian Hawk, worried by the
kingbird. See
Hen-hawk. Hawk, chicken, a provident Hawk, fish, or
American osprey (Pandion
haliaëtus carolinensis) Hen-hawk, a love passage;
incubating habits Hepatica Highfall Brook High-hole, or
golden-shafted
woodpecker, or
flicker (Colaptes auratus luteus),
a household of;
a tame young one; nest of Honey, as an article of
food; with the ancients and in mythology; of various countries Honey-bee, gathering honey
and pollen; wax-making; life of the drone; life of the queen;
democratic
government; description of queen and drone; swarming; wildness of;
favorite
hives; mortality of; acuteness of sight Honey-locust Horse-fly Hummingbird, ruby-throated (Trochilus
colubris), strange death of a;
nest of Hyla, Pickering's, in the
woods Indigo-bird, or
indigo bunting (Cyanospiza
cyanea), a petit duplicate of
the blue
grosbeak; song of; nest of Jackdaw, nest of Jacques Cartier River,
trouting on Jay, blue (Cyanocitta
cristata); worrying a screech owl Jay, Canada (Perisoreus
canadensis) Jay, European, notes of Junco, slate-colored. See
Snowbird. Kingbird (Tyrannus
tyrannus), worrying hawks Kingfisher, belted (Ceryle
alcyon); notes of; nest of Kinglet (Regulus
sp.) La Chance Lake, nature as seen from a;
life in and about a Lake Jacques Cartier, Great;
an excursion to Lake Jacques Cartier,
Little; trout-fishing in Lake Memphremagog Lake St. John Lark. See
Skylark. Lark, shore or
horned
(Otocoris alpestris) Ledges, the fascination of Lily, spotted Linden. See
Basswood.
Locusts, as an article of
food Longspur, Lapland (Calcarius
lapponicus) Loon (Gavia
imber);
laughter of Maiden, a backwoods Maple, red Maple, sugar Marigold, marsh Marmot. See
Woodchuck. Meadowlark (Sturnella
magna) Metapedia River Midges Mockingbird (Mimus
polyglottos); song of Montmorenci, Falls of Moose Morancy River Mountains, poetry of Mouse, common house Neversink River, trouting
on; trouting on the East Branch of New Brunswick, journey
through; streams of Nightingale, notes of Observation, powers and
habits of Oriole, Baltimore (Icterus
galbula), nest of Osprey, American. See
Hawk, fish. Ouzel, ring Oven-bird (Seiurus
aurocapillus) Owl, screech (Megascops
asio), worried by other birds;
in captivity; wail of Panther, American, cry of Partridge, or
ruffed
grouse (Bonasa umbellus) Peakamoose Pewee, wood (Contopus
virens), notes of Phœbe-bird (Sayornis
phœbe); nest of Pigeon, passenger (Ectopistes
migratorius); nests of Pipit, American, or
titlark (Anthus pensilvanicus) Porcupine, Canada, adventure
with a; description of; his armor of quills; at Balsam Lake Porpoise, white Quebec Raccoon, or coon, voice of;
den of Rain, waves and pulsations
of; history of; relaxing effect of; necessary to the mind; after
drought;
importance to man of an abundance; curious things reported to have
fallen in;
the formation of; storms; effect of electricity on; in winter and
spring; signs
of; in camp. See
Thunder-storms and Weather. Raspberry, red Rat Rat, wood Redpoll (Acanthis
linaria) Redstart, European, nest of Redwing Restigouche River Rivière du Loup Robin, American (Merula
migratoria); notes of Robin redbreast, song of Rondout Creek; camping and
trouting on Rose Rye Saguenay River, scenery of St. Alphonse St. Lawrence; down the Salmon Sapsucker, yellow-bellied. See
Woodpecker, yellow-bellied. Scenery-hunting Schoolhouse, a country Shakespeare, quotations
from; power and beauty in his poetry Shanly, C. D., his poem, The
Walker of the Snow Shrike (Lanius
sp.) Shrike, northern. See
Butcherbird. Silkweed Skunk, den of Skylark, song of Snake, and catfish Snapdragon Snow, a sign of Snowbird, or
slate-colored junco (Junco
hyemalis) Snowflake. See
Bunting, snow. Sparrow, English (Passer
domesticus), a comedy; notes of Sparrow, reed, song of Sparrow, song (Melospiza
einerea melodia), song of Sparrow, white-throated (Zonotrichia
albicollis), song of Sparrows, songs of Spring-beauty Spruce, a Canadian forest of Squirrel, gray Squirrel, red; playing tag Starling, European, notes
of; nest of Starling, red-shouldered, or
red-winged blackbird (Agelaius
phœniceus) Strawberries, Dr. Parr and,
Dr. Boteler on; praise of; odor of; Downer; Wilson; wild; alpine;
cultivation
of Sumach Swallow, an albino Swallows, on damp days Swift, European, notes of Tadousac Tanager, scarlet (Piranga
erythromelas), song of Thoreau, Henry D.; quotation
from Throstle Thrush, hermit (Hylocichla
guttata pallasii); song of Thrush, missel;
pugnaciousness of; notes of Thrush, White's Thrush, wood (Hylocichla
mustelina), song of Thunder-storms; in the woods Titlark. See
Pipit,
American Tree-toads, young Trout, brook, markings of;
of the Neversink; cannibals; of the Beaverkill; jumping; of Balsam
Lake;
spawning of; of the Catskill waters; an unsuccessful fight with a; a
six-pound;
two varieties in Jacques Cartier River Trout-fishing, as an
introduction to nature; the heart the proper bait in; on the Neversink;
on the
Beaverkill; in Balsam Lake; pleasures and discomforts of an excursion;
on the
Rondout; on the East Branch of the Neversink; in Canada; catching a
six-pounder Trout streams, beauties of;
the ideal; at the headwaters of the Delaware; clearness of; thriving
only in
the woods Violets Vireo, song of Vireo, red-eyed (Vireo
olivaceus), song of Walker of the Snow, The, by C. D. Shanly Walking, benefits of Wallkill River Warbler, Blackburnian (Dendroica
blackburniæ), Warbler, black-throated blue
(Dendroica cærulescens);
finding the nest and young of; notes of; nest
of Warbler, Canada (Wilsonia
canadensis) Warbler, chestnut-sided (Dendroica
pensylvanica) Warbler, mourning (Geothlypis
philadelphia) Warbler, yellow-rumped or
myrtle (Dendroica coronata),
rescue of a Water, its importance in
nature and in the life of man Water-wagtail, small, or
water-thrush (Seiurus
noveboracensis) Waxwing, Bohemian (Ampelis
garrulus) Waxwing, cedar. See
Cedar-bird. Weather,
the, the farmer's
dependence on; human
changeableness of; getting into a rut; in literature; the law of
alternation
in; dry; laws of. See Rain and Thunder-storms. Weather-breeders Weather-wisdom Wheat Whip-poor-will (Antrostomus
vociferus), mother, eggs, and
young; an awkward walker; nest of White, Gilbert Whitethroat; notes of Whitman, Walt, quotation
from Wilson, Alexander, quotation
from Woodchuck, or marmot; hole
of Wood-grouse Woodpecker, downy (Dryobates
pubescens medianus) Woodpecker, golden-shafted.
See High-hole. Woodpecker, yellow-bellied,
or yellow-bellied sapsucker (Sphyrapicus
varius) Wordsworth,
William, quotations from; the poet of the
mountains Wren, European, song of Wren, winter (Olbiorchilus
hiemalis) Wrens, songs of |