. The Oölogist for the student of birds, their nests and eggs . p) FOR EXCHANGE—A large list of fine setswith data, to exchange for fine sets of Rap-tores and large singles. Exchange also de-sired in minerals, sea shells, butterflies andmoths. L. C. SNYDER. Lacona. N. Y. (l-p) 23 Physical Reeds Color Key to North American)Birds, Hollands Butterfly book, of 144 eggs, flying squirrel skins. , Yohogany. Pa. Cl-p) FOR SALE OR skinsor eggs in sets. Bird Lore, Vol. VIII, Vol,.VII, No. 5-6; Vol. IX. No. 1. Nidlologlst. No.
. The Oölogist for the student of birds, their nests and eggs . p) FOR EXCHANGE—A large list of fine setswith data, to exchange for fine sets of Rap-tores and large singles. Exchange also de-sired in minerals, sea shells, butterflies andmoths. L. C. SNYDER. Lacona. N. Y. (l-p) 23 Physical Reeds Color Key to North American)Birds, Hollands Butterfly book, of 144 eggs, flying squirrel skins. , Yohogany. Pa. Cl-p) FOR SALE OR skinsor eggs in sets. Bird Lore, Vol. VIII, Vol,.VII, No. 5-6; Vol. IX. No. 1. Nidlologlst. No. 1; Vol. II, No. 9: Vol. Ill, No. 2; 1-3; Condor, Vol. 2-1; Museum, Vol. I, Ornithologist and Oologist, ; Oologist, Vol. XXIII-XXVI-XXVII-XXVlll; Vol. X, No. 4-7-11; Vol. XI. Nos. 7 and9; Vol. XII, Nos. 10 and 11; Vol. XIV. No. 3and 7. ARTHUR WAY, Hadlyme,Conn. (l-p) The OoLOGiST. VOTj. XXX. No. 7. Albion, N. Y. July 15, 1913. Whole No. 312 Owned and Published Monthly, by R. M. Barnes, Albion, N. Y., and Lacon, Milo Bennett Denny 306 THE OOLOQIST Milo Bennett Denny, Artist and Natur-alist. As we came out of the thick under-ferush we were surprised to find abeautiful little rustic log cabin pic-turesquely located in ■ virgin forests,overlooking the beautiful Mapsie Riv-er, seven miles from a railroad andapparently serving no purpose exceptfor the beauty and charm with whichit inspired the lonely spot. But in thisrustic retreat away from the hauntsof man an eccentric young artist andnaturalist, namely, Milo Bennett Den-ny, fights out his problems of natureand,art all alone, painting nature aslie sees it through the eyes of a nat-uralist in a slightly impressionistictechnique, yet with meaning to everystroke of the brush and with such col-or and atmosphere as only can begrasped by constant study in the openunder all conditions. In this humble country studio has produced some landscapeswhich have brought him a reputatio
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