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BIRDS AND ALL NATURE.
ILLUSTRATED BY  COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY.
Vol. IV.
No. 3.
SEPTEMBER, 1898.
CONTENTS.
 Page
SOME ANIMAL PROPENSITIES.81
THE PETRIFIED FERN.83
WATER AND ANIMALS.84
THE HERRING GULL.87
USEFUL BIRDS OF PREY.88
THE RACCOON.91
WILD BIRDS IN LONDON.92
THE PIGMY ANTELOPE.95
BIRDS OF ALASKA.95
THE RED-SHOULDERED HAWK.96
THE DOVES OF VENICE.100
BUTTERFLIES.102
THE FOX.105
THE GRAY FOX.106
MISCELLANY.109
THE GRAY SQUIRREL.110
AH ME!113
THE PECTORAL SANDPIPER.114
EYES.117
THE HUNTED SQUIRREL.119
SUMMARY.120
  SOME ANIMAL PROPENSITIES.
IT is not quite agreeable to contemplatemany of the shortcomings,from a moral point ofview, of certain of the animalcreation, and even less to becompelled to recognize the necessityof them. Thievery in nature is widelyextended, and food is the excuse for it.Civilization has made the practice ofthe humanities possible among men,but the lower animals will doubtles                        
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