. The oist . And itleaves a feeling of dissatisfaction andsuspicion lingering in the minds ofevery one of us who are unfortunateenough to have any of his specimensin our collections. Skeered. An ex-oologist calls upon the Su-preme Being to protect Ye Editor un-til he shall meet us, that he may havethe privilege of delivering the per-sonal violence that his communicationthreatens. We trust all interested oologistswill lend us their prayers until thatoccasion arrives, because we areskeered. Notice. The following persons will be deniedthe use of the advertising columns ofTHE OOLOGIST until furthe
. The oist . And itleaves a feeling of dissatisfaction andsuspicion lingering in the minds ofevery one of us who are unfortunateenough to have any of his specimensin our collections. Skeered. An ex-oologist calls upon the Su-preme Being to protect Ye Editor un-til he shall meet us, that he may havethe privilege of delivering the per-sonal violence that his communicationthreatens. We trust all interested oologistswill lend us their prayers until thatoccasion arrives, because we areskeered. Notice. The following persons will be deniedthe use of the advertising columns ofTHE OOLOGIST until further notice: Pingrey I. Osborne, J. D. Sornberg-er, D. Wilby. W^e have one or twoothers under consideration. To B. Bailey of Newport News, Va.,one of the veteran Oologists, hasbeen spending the last two monthscollecting birds and eggs in the CanalZone. The OoLOGiST. Vol. XXX. No. 9. Albion, N. Y. Sept. 15, 1913. Whom: No. 814 Owned and Published Monthly, by R. M. Barnes, Albion, N. Y., and Lacon, Frank I. Harris, La Crescent, Minn. THE OOLOaiBT A May Day Afield. On May 11, 1913, in company withMr. John Bausewein of Bloomfield,the writer spent five of the most pleas-ant hours afield that he has experi-enced for many a day. The countrycanvassed was that part of MorrisCounty, New Jersey, which is knownas the Troy Meadow section. Startingat the terminus of the trolley line inCaldwell, the course pursued wasalong Bloomfield Avenue to PineBrook, thence over the Hanover NeckRoad to the Rockaway, thence alongits southern shore to the Junction ofthe Mliippany, thence to the Pleasant-dale Road to Swinefield Bridge overthe Passaic River and finally to Beau-fort. While walking over this sectionmany novel and interesting features,ornithologically and oologically occur-red and these are worthy of morethan passing interest. On the wayfrom Caldwell to Beaufort many spe-cies were encountered and numerousnests of the resident species which appeared in abundancewere: Cr
Size: 1289px × 1938px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookdecade1880, bookidoist30al, booksubjectbirds
