. Bird-lore . ert M 10 00 Parsons, Mrs. J. D., Jr 100 00 Patton, Mrs. Margaret S. . 5 00 Peck, Mrs. E. S 1 00 Peters, Mrs. Edward M. . 5 00 Poole, Grace H 1 00 Rhoads, S. N 1 50 Richards, Mrs. L. S 5 00 Righter, William S 5 00 Robb, Mrs. Alexander .... 5 00 Rothermel, John J 1 00 Sexton, Mrs. Edward B. . 5 00 Shoemaker, Henry W 10 00 Simpson, Jean W 5 00 Smith, A. Marguerite .... 5 00 Smith, Charles E 3 00 Spachman, Emily S 2 00 Spalter, Mrs. F. B 15° Sturgis, F. K 5 00 Thomas, Emily Hinds .... 10 00 Timmerman, Edith E 1 50 Tod, J. Kennedy 25 00 Toussaint, Mrs. L. H 2 00 Tower, Ellen M 5 00 To
. Bird-lore . ert M 10 00 Parsons, Mrs. J. D., Jr 100 00 Patton, Mrs. Margaret S. . 5 00 Peck, Mrs. E. S 1 00 Peters, Mrs. Edward M. . 5 00 Poole, Grace H 1 00 Rhoads, S. N 1 50 Richards, Mrs. L. S 5 00 Righter, William S 5 00 Robb, Mrs. Alexander .... 5 00 Rothermel, John J 1 00 Sexton, Mrs. Edward B. . 5 00 Shoemaker, Henry W 10 00 Simpson, Jean W 5 00 Smith, A. Marguerite .... 5 00 Smith, Charles E 3 00 Spachman, Emily S 2 00 Spalter, Mrs. F. B 15° Sturgis, F. K 5 00 Thomas, Emily Hinds .... 10 00 Timmerman, Edith E 1 50 Tod, J. Kennedy 25 00 Toussaint, Mrs. L. H 2 00 Tower, Ellen M 5 00 Tower, Mrs. Kate D 1 00 Treat, Miss N. F 2 00 Vaillant, Mrs. G. H 3 00 Van Dyke, Dr. Tertius .... 5 00 Varicle, Ren6e 2 00 Vermont 5 00 Von Zedlitz, Mrs. Anna ... 2 00 Wallace, Mrs. Augusta H. . 5 00 Webster, F. G 100 00 Weeks, Hon. John W 50 00 Whitney, Ellen P 1 00 Willcox, Miss M. A 10 00 Williams, Geo. F 5 00 Williams, Mrs. Sydney M. . 2 00 Work, Mrs. A 25 00 Total $3,274 94 mt _*■*? £-*-. YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKEROrder—Pici Family—PiciD<e Genus-Sphyrapicus Species—Varius Varius National Association of Audubon Societies A BI-MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO THE STUDY AND PROTECTION OF BIRDS Official Organ op The Auduiion Societies Vol. XXII May—June, 1920 No. 3 Spring Thunder By H. E. TUTTLE, New Haven, Connecticut THE Bluebirds song on a warm day in late February, or the scream ofthe Red-shouldered Hawk, sailing in slow circles in the cloudless heights,wakes a vague longing for springs greenery and the smell of last yearspine needles under a summer sun. I love the Bluebirds faltering lyrics andexult in the Hawks defiance. The rigors of a New England winter havequickened the pleasures of anticipation. But in April, from the birch thickets or along the stone wall of an abandonedwoodlot, comes a more thrilling summons. It throbs with exuberant energy,beats out a stirring challenge to more sluggish hearts, and ends in a roar ofmuffled thunder. This is the true song of
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