. The Audubon magazine . Childrens Spring-Heel HAND-SEWED WELT BUTTON BOOTS, $ PER PAIR. Childs Curacoa Kid Hand-Sewed Welt Spring-Heel Button Boots Childs Straight Goat Hand-Sewed Welt Spring-Heel Hutton Boots The Hand-Sewed Welt Shoes are a source of the greatestenjoyment and satisfaction to all who wear them. They arepliable and easy to the feet, and are made on lasts of the new-est and most improved patterns, and are fully equal to anyshoes that are sold elsewhere for double the money. SHIPPING BY MAIL. By our thorough mail order system people out of town canbe served as
. The Audubon magazine . Childrens Spring-Heel HAND-SEWED WELT BUTTON BOOTS, $ PER PAIR. Childs Curacoa Kid Hand-Sewed Welt Spring-Heel Button Boots Childs Straight Goat Hand-Sewed Welt Spring-Heel Hutton Boots The Hand-Sewed Welt Shoes are a source of the greatestenjoyment and satisfaction to all who wear them. They arepliable and easy to the feet, and are made on lasts of the new-est and most improved patterns, and are fully equal to anyshoes that are sold elsewhere for double the money. SHIPPING BY MAIL. By our thorough mail order system people out of town canbe served as satisfactorily as if they applied in person. Illus-trated catalogue and price list is mailed free on application. A. J. CAMMEYER, Sixth Ave., Corner Twelfth St. NEW YORK THE TUKTED TITMOUSE.( Parus hiiolor (I,INN.) ) The Audubon Magazine. Vol. II, DECEMBER, 1888. No. II. THE TUFTED TITMOUSE. THE Titmice, to which family thisspecies belongs, are all small birds,bearing a curious resemblance in all externalpoints of structure to the jay. Like themthey have a short, strong, straight, conicalbill, rounded nostrils at its base, covered bytufts of thick, forward directed bristlyfeathers. As in the jays, the wings haveten feathers on the first joint and areshorter than the tail. Their feet, too, aremuch like those of the jays, and, so far astheir looks go, there is little to distinguishthem from the group, except their our Titmice are under seven incheslong, while all our jays are much largerthan this. The Titmice are distributed over thewhole of North America; those found inthe East and North are without crests andfor the most part have the top of the headblack or sooty brown. The Tufted Titmiceare rather Southern birds and all but thesubject of th
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