. The Oölogist for the student of birds, their nests and eggs . esbound in flexible cloth covers. Aslong as they last we will send themto our patrons for $ per copy. Rare California Yiewg. Enclose stamp for catalogue. Sample cviews will be sent upon receipt of 25 cents. California Art Gallery, Santa Rosa, Cal. Cf\ D Q A I C A collection of bird egos, about lUn OfiLLi lot) over S25 specimens;instruments used in taxidermy and ooiiigy, climbing-irons, microscope, books, papers, mailing boxes, etc., J. THOMSON, 746 North Twentieth St., Philadelphia. Sniiglitfle fortunes have bee
. The Oölogist for the student of birds, their nests and eggs . esbound in flexible cloth covers. Aslong as they last we will send themto our patrons for $ per copy. Rare California Yiewg. Enclose stamp for catalogue. Sample cviews will be sent upon receipt of 25 cents. California Art Gallery, Santa Rosa, Cal. Cf\ D Q A I C A collection of bird egos, about lUn OfiLLi lot) over S25 specimens;instruments used in taxidermy and ooiiigy, climbing-irons, microscope, books, papers, mailing boxes, etc., J. THOMSON, 746 North Twentieth St., Philadelphia. Sniiglitfle fortunes have been made a*work for us, bv Anna Page, Austin,as, ami . Bonn, Toledo, Others arc doingas well. Whyvuu? Some earn over $ aitli. You can do the work and livefiat home, wherever you are. Even be-Fginnera are easilv earning from $5 toeloadny. All ages. Wcshowyouhowand start you. Can work in spare timeor all the time. Big money for work-ers. Failure unknown among and wonderful. Particulars Co., ESor baOPtiiilan(i,Maiue. BBIDLED TEEN EGGS. In April 90 Oologist, we published the fol-lowing notice: Collectors having eggs of Bridled Tern thatthey obtained direct from me, will please keep,the same in their posession until a questionwhich has recently arisen, can be settled. My collector on the Bahamas was a man ofexperience, and old army captain, and who. past dozen years, has spent from six to ninemonths annually in active field work. In 88and89 he brought home from the Bahamas,several skins of the Bridled Tern and a few eggswhich he postively identified as coming fromthe same species. That my collector is honestin his belief in the identity of the eggs, is un-questionable, but one of the best, if not thevery best Oologists in the United States—orthe world for that matter—writes me that theyare not the eggs of the Bridled Tern. My collector is now in Central America some-where and this matter cannot be straighteneduntil his rete
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