. The birds of Ohio; a complete scientific and popular description of the 320 species of birds found in the state . THE WHITE-EYED VIREO. 30s The Punchinello paused fromcombinations while the audiwould break out with a new profour phrases from different arover and over with slight modor five seconds. The Chatite preface, but we recognizedSong Sparrow, Catbird, Caro time to time to think up newence shifted uneasily. Then heduction, a jumble of three ortists, and this he would repeatifications at intervals of fournote, a nasal aonn, was a favor-also Towhee, Summer Tanager,ina Wren, English Sparr
. The birds of Ohio; a complete scientific and popular description of the 320 species of birds found in the state . THE WHITE-EYED VIREO. 30s The Punchinello paused fromcombinations while the audiwould break out with a new profour phrases from different arover and over with slight modor five seconds. The Chatite preface, but we recognizedSong Sparrow, Catbird, Caro time to time to think up newence shifted uneasily. Then heduction, a jumble of three ortists, and this he would repeatifications at intervals of fournote, a nasal aonn, was a favor-also Towhee, Summer Tanager,ina Wren, English Sparrow,. Taken hiMorgan County. Photo by the AND EGGS OF THE WHITE-EYKD VIREO. Wood Thrush, and Warbling Vireo, in the order named. But while the bird is a good deal of a wag and something of a scold,we are always ready to applaud his humor, and we may as readily condonehis nippy tongue when we remember that it is wielded in a good White-eyed Vireo builds low, seldom above seven or eight feet fromthe ground, and it is naturally anxious for the safety of its eggs or littleones. It is only when the welfare of these is threatened that the liird becomesdisagreeable and personal, and not always then. 3o6 THE WHITE-EYED VIREO. The nest shown in the near-by ilhis-tration was pointed out to me by a friend,Mr. C. H. Morris of bird was on but she occupied thecenter of a httle bower whicli wasguarded by a wah of droop-ing vines and bristhng black-berry stems. With fear andtrembhng I cut an entrancewav. removing tlie stems oneby one. and glancing appre-hensively at
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